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Im an android developer now i want to switch my career to java web developer, I have learned Jsf and Spring mvc, my question is how much UI skills are required to work in spring mvc
To learn SpringMVC I would recommend learning the basics in these.
Servlets
JSP
Tomcat (or another web application container)
For specifically UI part you should know basic of HTML, JSP, CSS and JavaScript.
Now its depends on you that what type is expertise you want to achieve and to which level.
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I am a fresh Spring Boot developer coming from a Django background. I like what i see so far but I've been searching for a way to auto-generate CRUD UI from my Entities similar to how Django admin does it out of the box. I'm not averse to solutions that require a little tinkering.
Spring Boot does not provide you that kind of feature but there are some additional tools that can easily do it for you - the most popular is jHipster
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I am working on a dynamic web project in java with spring framework running on a tomcat.
in details which one is responsible for url mapping ? and what is role of each of them in this scenario?
If you are very new to J2EE than I would like to suggest first go through JSP and Servlet then you will be able to understand how servlet mapping work, what is web container and all.after getting idea about these thing it would be easy for you to deal with spring, as of now answer to your questions is seems to be broad category.
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I'm going to work on a website with a few of my friends, but I don't really have much experience with JavaScript, HTML, or CSS.
I looked at GWT and thought it'd be good for me since my best language is Java.
Most of the friends I'm working with, however, are familiar with web development in JavaScript and will likely use it on the project.
Is it possible for me to GWT to contribute and for them to use JavaScript on the same project?
Not easily. GWT generates Javascript blocks that are intended to be self-contained, and they don't readily interoperate with other Javascript libraries, even something as ubiquitous as jQuery. In my experience, with the exception of analytics and other aspect-type scripts, you're better off picking one approach or the other and using it for everything.
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For some time, I have wanted to do my development more efficiently and faster. I wonder what is the best technology for implementing sockets in a web application. Normally I use PHP and JSON for HTTP requests from the client, and I build my clients in GWT and mobile clients in Android and iOS.
Have you tried nodeJS? its a bit different to what you've been using before but it works well.
See this tutorial - http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/real-time-chat-with-nodejs-socket-io-and-expressjs/
and this demo - http://demo.tutorialzine.com/2012/08/nodejs-drawing-game/
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I am learning Java, and I am planning to develop a property management software for Windows.
I need to build the architecture for the program, and I am thinking of learning some technology for it.
I am considering Java FX 2.x, since I am also interested in web or mobile development.
However, there does not seem to be many Java FX 2.x books available at this time, while it has been quite a long time since JavaFX 2 has been released.
What is the problem? Is it not successful?
Also, is learning JavaFX 2.x recommended for me to develop the office software relatively easily?