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Platform Strategy: From Portlets to OpenSocial Gadgets to Progressive Web Apps: State of the Art

Introduction As the world was still at Java's hand we often define what so called a component-based platform . I had this experience in the year 2000 with OpenUSS (Open University Support System). At that time I had an idea to develop a platform which is extendable using component architecture and J2EE technology ( OpenUSS Component Architecture ). After a while we saw the birth of portal and portlet  technology. Everyone tried to build portlets which can be easily installed in a portal server, all Java based. Do you remember all those portals like Apache Jetspeed, Liferay, JBoss Portal, IBM Webshepe Portal, etc? After the portal wave there was OpenSocial gadget which is not only specified for Java but generally available for different technology implementations. It uses HTML , JavaScript and REST completely independent from Java . Apache Shindig was an Open Source implementation for OpenSocial gadgets container. OpenSocial gadget was also the main technology for iGoogle, ...

New Article at heise.de Developer: (Bi)Temporal Data Management in Java with Open Source Frameworks

If you ever need to handle (bi)temporal data in your Java app, check out my new article (in German language) at heise.de about: (Bi)Temporal Data, Implementation in Java with Open Source Frameworks: http://goo.gl/g8Lec4 Actually you always need to handle this topic in your Java business apps, a must read. All the examples can be found at Github: http://goo.gl/30Xy15 Have fun!