What Should Happen in 2021 with Java Backends and Web Frontends
summary
Adam Bien outlines predictions and technology choices for Java backends and web frontends for 2020/21, illustrating recommendations with slides and code. The talk focuses on Core/Enterprise Java, microservices, APIs and frameworks relevant to backend development and how they pair with modern web frontend approaches.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and History
- 2:10Evolution of Web Frontend
- 4:31The Rise of JavaScript
- 6:09Web Development Trends
- 8:03Java Backend History
- 10:48Microservices Era
- 12:37Stability and Ecosystem
- 14:01Deployment Models
- 15:22JavaEE Project Demo
- 18:28MicroProfile with Helidon
- 22:22MicroProfile with Quarkus
- 24:38Quarkus and Helidon Comparison
- 29:15Web Development Fallacies
- 33:00Future Observations
- 35:25GraalVM and Serverless
- 37:40Final Insights
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