| By Jonas Jacobi |
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| August 13, 2012 06:00 AM EDT |
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In Part 1, we looked at the completed application, which we’ll start building here.
Before we get started with actual development, let’s take a look at the starting application. Open a new browser tab or window with the starting application in JSFiddle.
The starting app is as simple as it gets. First, take a look at the HTML code, then read the explanations below the code snippet.
Jonas Jacobi is President and CEO of Kaazing, a privately held company that delivers next generation high-performance Web communication platform providing distribution of live data to the online financial trading, betting, gaming, auction, social, and media industries.
Before co-founding Kaazing Jonas served as VP of Product Management for Brane Corporation, a leader in platform and technology independent solutions for any type of application software technology, automating the entire application development process required to maximize the business value of software.
Prior to Brane Corporation, he spent over 8 years at Oracle where he served as a Java EE and open source Evangelist, and product manager responsible for the product management of JavaServer Faces, Oracle ADF Faces, and Oracle ADF Faces Rich Client in the Oracle Application Server division.
Jonas is a frequent speaker at international conferences and has written numerous articles for leading IT magazines such as Java Developer's Journal, JavaPro, AjaxWorld, and Oracle Magazine. Mr. Jacobi is co-author of the best-selling book Pro JSF and Ajax: Building Rich Internet Components, (Apress).
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