Puspender Tanwar wrote:I was going to choose Spring MVC where spring-hibernate will directly pass the data to the View Layer. But yesterday morning, I was discussing it with my senior in office and he guided me that this is not the way the big websites are built.
The perfect way is -> Use Spring framework to build webservices and Hibernate to connect to DB. Then in the view layer, along with HTLM-CSS use Angular.js for accessing the webservices you made.
Bear Bibeault wrote:"perfect" way? Dubious...
Puspender Tanwar wrote:
Bear Bibeault wrote:"perfect" way? Dubious...
Means there are other good ways as well?
Puspender Tanwar wrote:if I am developing RESTful webservices using Spring and consuming those on view layer using angular.js, do I still need to use JSP?
what should be the technology stack for FrontEnd?
Bear Bibeault wrote:The two clear winners at this time are Angular and React. Which you choose dictates your stack. In either case you need to set up a (rather complex) front end environment that includes transpilers (for either ES6 or TypeScript depending upon framework) and a bundler like webpack.
For either framework there are "starter apps" that help set up this environment for you.
Ekaterina Galkina wrote:Does it mean problems with search-engine ranking?
“The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.” ― Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
Pete Letkeman wrote:However the effort usually is greater when you try to make a web site mobile friendly after the fact.
Now if you were to make a REST enabled web site then you could also, fairly and easily, connect your web site to IOS and Android apps.
Not that you would need to, if you use something like Angular or React to make your site mobile friendly in the first place.
Bear Bibeault wrote:That's hardly automatic.
“The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.” ― Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
Puspender Tanwar wrote:Is it the another way to build websites?
“The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.” ― Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
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