2023-06-07

New ORM Framework for Kotlin

 


An article about a Kotlin API for ORMs was published on DZone.

See a sample of the SELECT statement:


Links: 

  • The full article on DZone.
  • The source code on a GitHub.


2021-07-06

Ujorm for Kotlin?

 

A very early prototype of the Kotlin library for modelling filters using a domain object meta-model. Assembled filters work on common POJO objects. The solution was inspired by the Ujorm key-value framework, but this code is completely new. Topical areas of use are:

  • dynamic validations
  • alerting
  • modelling conditions for ORM

See more information:  https://github.com/pponec/ujormKt




2021-06-21

A mini Java web application with a size about 5 MB.

I managed to build a web application with a size of only 5.18 MB.
The application contains only a short HTML form with support for simple AJAX events. The project is built on the Javalin framework and a web module from the Ujorm framework.


The source code is freely available on GitHub:
https://github.com/pponec/demo-ajax/tree/javalin

2021-05-25

Java HTML Report in a Few Lines of Code

 I’d like to show you a simple table HTML report created with only thirteen lines of source code, written in a single command line using the Java programming language. Let’s pretend the data provision service already exists.

See the full articles on DZone:


Screenshot:



2021-04-26

A Simple AJAX Website in Java

During the Covid New Year of 2020, I created a simple prototype website using AJAX, with the goal of moving Java developers away from JavaScript and ideally also text-based HTML templates. I made my original solution a little more general, moved certain parts into the Ujorm framework, and am presenting the result here for your further inspiration.

 

See the full article: https://dzone.com/articles/a-simple-ajax-website-in-java


2019-05-13

The Story of Ujorm Framework

How much time can Ujorm Framewrok save and why was it created in the first place? The following article addresses more than these questions.


Somewhere back in 2008, I had an opportunity to participate in development of an interesting transport reservations system written in Java. The frontend was built on RichFaces, a former component framework for Sun Microsystems' JavaServer Faces, a business logic was placed into service classes managed by Spring framework, persistent layer was built on Hibernate ORM framework.
See the full article on Github ...