JAVA
The SUN Java programming language is an opensource and object-oriented programming language.
There are various advantages of using JAVA for your product development or custom application development needs. To list a few
- JAVA being an opensource languages does not have licensing issues.
- You can build easily customiziable and scalable applications
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FDSC has been extensively using JAVA, JSP, J2EE, EJB.. etc with MySQL and MS SQL on various projects. Take a look at the case studies for more information.
Architecture & Design
For architecture and application design of JAVA software applications various design patterns are incorporated depending on the software application and business needs. Generally, to build a system, you may need many patterns to fit together. Different architects and designers may use different patterns to solve the same problem. Design patterns or not methods or framework, they give show you a proven way to solve a problem effectively.
Choosing a design pattern depends on the business and software application needs in addition to the following considerations:
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Some patterns naturally fit together
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One pattern may lead to another
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Some patterns are similar and alternative
Some of the J2EE Design patterns which FDSC has used
- MVC
- Business Delegate
- Data Access Object
- Front Controller
- Service Locator
Frameworks
A framework can be defined as a skeletal support structure made up of software components which can be extended and is used to organize and develop another software application. The efficiency of the application depends on the framework chosen.
Some Frameworks for JAVA which FDSC have worked with
- Struts
- Google Web Toolkit
- Spring
Some popular AJAX libraries which we have used on our projects include
- Yahoo User Interface Library (YUI)
- GWT
JAVA Development Environment and Tools
We have used Eclipse, Net Beans etc...as JAVA integrated development environment (IDEs).
Take a look at what it might cost you to hire a JAVA programmer on time and material or using effort based pricing model.
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