Conf Day 3

A snapshot of the mobile HTML5 revolution

Abstract

This talk explains how to build a data-centric Web App from scratch with the Telosys Tools Eclipse plugin.

It shows how a « lightweight model » (built from the database metadata) can be used as a customizable repository in order to generate different kinds of files (Java, JSP, JavaScript, etc…) and to produce a standard Java EE application deployable via a war file.

The presentation covers the following points :

• the tools principles ( “in praise of simplicity”, how the programmer’s life could be easier)

• Telosys Framework (open source “full-stack” framework)

• “database first” approach (MDD without UML)

• Telosys Tools Eclipse plugin

• few use cases

A demo illustrates how to

• generate the repository from an existing database

• customize the repository

• generate SCRUD screens

• customize the generator’s templates

• extend the generation targets (documentation, other languages, etc…)

Speaker

• Laurent Guerin

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