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=== Frontend development in Java ===
 
=== Frontend development in Java ===

Revision as of 14:48, 18 May 2016

The Scout documentation has been moved to https://eclipsescout.github.io/.

Eclipse Scout becomes a Java Web Framework

With Release 6.0 the frontend part of the Scout framework becomes a powerful Java web framework.

The new HTML5 Rendering Component

Scout has a completeley new HTML5 rendering component.

Scout neon html5 ui.png

The new HTML5 renderer fully support todays web standards HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript.

  • Full styling/theming with CSS3/Less
  • Add project specific custom widgets

Frontend development in Java

productivity full featured business apps maturity of model based approach only moderate efforts required to upgrade to new release

Plain Maven Projects

simplified build setups for projects

Scout neon maven.png

simpler integration of java libraries and frameworks

Upgrade of existing Projects

great care to reduce api breakage to minimum moderate efforts required to upgrade

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