Developing Enterprise Java Applications with J2EE and UML (Developing Enterprise Applications with J2EE and UML) (Category Software)

Gradually, I continue to rake up my bookshelves and take rare books to the Book sharing corner. Today is the time for the book. 2002 A year about the mix of J2EE and UML. In the beginning 2000The software industry was going through a period of revolutionary change. Enterprise applications have become increasingly complex, and the cost of building, deploying and maintaining client-server systems on a PC has become prohibitively expensive. At the same time, Web applications were gaining popularity, but developers often struggled to piece together different APIs because API development was not always coordinated. This book was the first serious study of the joint application of J2EE and UML. At the time, there was a significant semantic gap between the capabilities of J2EE and the demands of real-world business challenges. UML served as a bridge to bridge this gap by providing a diagram language for software.

But 20+ years have changed a lot

• Java EE (former J2EE) It was transferred to the Eclipse Foundation 2017 year and renamed to Jakarta EE J2EE/Jakarta EE replaced by Spring Framework (Spring Boot) Applications moved from monoliths to service architecture Applications have moved into the cloud native paradigm Reactive programming and functional programming have become popular in places

As a result, today the book has mainly historical value:)

P.S. To understand the context in the early 2000s, you can watch a podcast with Gradi Butch, the creator of Rational. handler.

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