Oracle JET overview

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The document provides an overview of Oracle JET (JavaScript Extension Toolkit), which is a modular, enterprise-ready toolkit for building applications with JavaScript, HTML5, and REST. It includes several open source libraries and provides rich UI components, advanced routing, data binding, responsive design, and support for Oracle technologies. The document demonstrates various data visualization and layout components available in Oracle JET and provides information on documentation, code samples, and how it compares to other Oracle technologies.

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Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit
(Oracle JET) Overview
Steven Davelaar
@stevendavelaar
Oracle Mobile & Cloud A-Team

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JavaScript Today – Proliferation of Frameworks and Libs
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Different Libraries, Different Purposes – What to Choose?
• Application Frameworks & Libraries
Angular, Knockout, Backbone, Ext, React, Ember, …
• Component Libraries
JQuery UI, Sencha, PrimeFaces, Ionic, Kendo UI, ..
• Module Systems
RequireJS, Browserify
• Build Systems
Grunt, Gulp, Brunch
• Testing Frameworks
Protractor, Jasmine, Qunit, Karma

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Enterprise Requirements First
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• Stable, proven tool set
• Responsive Design
• Accessibility & Internationalization
• Data Visualization Capabilities
• Security
• Performance Optimization
• Conformance to (Emerging) Standards
• Empower Business Users
• Documentation & Support

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Introducing Oracle JET
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• A modular, enterprise-ready toolkit
• Simplifies development with a JavaScript/HTML5/REST stack
• Targeted at intermediate to advanced JavaScript developers
• Based on collection of Open Source Libraries
• Supports both web and mobile (hybrid) development
• Extensive documentation and code samples

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Oracle JET - Value Proposition
• Enterprise ready - built-in accessibility, security, internationalization
• Rich components set - including data visualization
• Advance routing - for single page applications
• Common model – for simplified data binding with web services
• Built-in responsive UI - at both the CSS and JS level
• Based on Open-Source - leverage existing skills and community knowledge
• Modular architecture – use what you need, lightweight and fast
• Optimized for Oracle customers – Supports Oracle Alta UI and Oracle REST
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Oracle JET – Open Source Libraries
Hammer
RequireJS
jQueryUI
jQuery
Knockout.js
Two way data binding
Resource Management
Widget Factory
DOM manipulation + Ajax
Touch Gesture Support

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JET UI Components
REST WebSocket
Knockout.JS
Business
Services
Data
ViewModel
View
JETRouting
System
Oracle JET Architecture
JET Common Model Model
JQueryUI Hammer SASS
Require.JSClient Browser
Server Side

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Data Visualization Components - Charts

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Data Visualization Components – Gauges

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Data Visualization Components – Others

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Data Collections

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Layout and Navigation

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Grid and Responsive

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Demo Time…

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Oracle JET cookbook – Step-by-step instructions
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Oracle JET vs Oracle ADF – The Basics
Oracle ADF Oracle JET
Who is it for Java Developer JavaScript Client Developer
Where it runs Server Client
Development Experience Declarative Code centric
Target platform Web Apps Web and Mobile Apps
Based on Java EE Open source JS libraries
Architecture MVC MVVM
Data Services ADF BC, EJB/POJO, SOAP, REST REST, JSON
Customization & Backward Compatibility MDS and XML based Develop Your Own
Development Tools JDeveloper / OEPE Any
Integrated Solutions SOA, BI, WebCenter Application Builder Cloud Service
What Oracle Builds with it SaaS applications PaaS products
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Oracle JET vs Oracle MAF– The Basics
Oracle MAF Oracle JET
Who is it for Java Developer JavaScript Client Developer
Development Experience Declarative Code centric
Target platform Mobile Apps Web and Mobile Apps
Based on Java 8 Compact 2 Open source JS libraries
Architecture MVC MVVM
Customization & Backward Compatibility MDS and XML based Develop Your Own
Development Tools JDeveloper / OEPE Any
Integrated Solutions Mobile Accelerator (MAX) Application Builder Cloud Service
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