What's Oracle doing with JavaScript?
summary
Oracle describes Oracle JET as a front-end toolkit already used internally for about three years and announced at JavaOne 2015, aimed at medium-to-advanced JavaScript developers and focused on data visualization for cloud apps. It combines RequireJS for modularity, Knockout.js for two‑way binding, jQuery UI components (charts, maps, grids), Hammer for touch, routing and accessibility support. A downloadable quickstart and live cookbook let developers drop in HTML/JS, paste a chart example and see it update immediately; components will be open sourced.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:17Oracle Jet
- 6:30Accessibility
- 7:18The Building Blocks of the Solution
- 9:20Demos
- 9:59Base Distribution
- 12:24Create a Modular Application
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