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How to reduce dependency on IOC Framework (Frameworks in general)

I was watching a presentation by Uncle Bob. In the end of that presentation (last 10 min), He argued that we should abstract everything (Even frameworks) from our business logic. JAVA EE does a great ...
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Understanding the data flow in Spring REST layered architecture

I am new to Spring as well as layered architecture. So am a bit confused as how data flows among the different layers. What so far I have understood is: Layers: Controller (which accepts requests) ...
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Does the use of frameworks make it unnecessary to learn design patterns?

I don't want to say that is not necessary knowing design patterns. I just want to tell you my experience. I've used Spring frameworks for four years and another frameworks (JSF, Mybatis, Hibernate, ...
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Best way to deliver and deploy JEE application to client

I've worked for a few companies and even developed projects on my own - these projects were based on Java Enterprise Edition. Sometimes with Spring Framework involved, sometimes it was a pure JEE. ...
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Why Java does not have a framework like Rails? [closed]

I am a Ruby on Rails developer and I like its simplicity and rapidness. On the other hand we need to use Java for some projects that we develop for our clients. My question is why (pure) Java does ...
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Spring web application deployment infrastructure

I'm interested in hearing out what's out there in terms of tips and tricks on deploying and maintaining a Java web application whilst keeping agile. I'm running solo on a startup project I'd like to ...
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Implementing an interface from a framework vs simple java interface

This concept is unclear with me. I have worked on several frameworks for an instance Spring. To implement a feature we always implement some interfaces provided by the framework. For an instance if ...
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The Nature of Spring [duplicate]

Is it accurate to say that dependency injection manually using java (without spring) is nothing but implementing the strategy pattern (as per this example)? Furthermore, is it correct to say that ...
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Heavy use of static methods in a Java EE web application?

Generally I am asking if this is a norm. The application architecture includes spring and the zk framework. I personally can't help but think this introduces a number of problems. I mean...this is a ...
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How to move to Java enterprise development after Python and Ruby? [closed]

I used to develop in Django/Python and Rails/Ruby (and before that C/C++ and C#), and I'm now at a job where we do enterprise Java development (Spring, Hibernate, RESTEasy, Maven, etc.) for web ...
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Programming in academic environment vs industry environment [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Differences between programming in school vs programming in industry? This is a general discussion about programming in the industry environment. The background story is that ...
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