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Good night to you all.
I’m thinking of developing an application with the following features:
Backend: Java
Frontend(Option 1): Javafx
Frontend(Option 2): HTML5 + CSS3
I want to start the right way, internationalizing the application with Resource Bundle, etc, etc, etc. However, I also want my application to run via desktop, but also accessible via web.
Summarizing my question: What are the tools to develop a Java application that runs via desktop and also via web? My backend changes when developing for one and another? or just the interfaces? I thank you in advance.
Note: I’ve heard of Java Web start, but from what I’ve read it designs a java desktop application for the web, but it doesn’t do otherwise.
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I talked today with a friend and great developer, and set up the following study structure for insertion in the labor market:
1) JAVA
2) JSF
3) MVC
4) JAVASCRIPT + HTML5 + CSS3 + AJAX
I was also able to understand that the ideal Backend works for several front-end, and that there is no universal one, and even if it is possible, it is not commercially feasible because every screen, whether mobile, desktop or web, has its particularities. I’ve seen spectacular pages reduce to home projects simply by developing a web interface without considering the mobile access structure. Facebook itself has difficulty porting desktop browser features to mobile browsers, despite efforts. I think what I could learn in this discussion was that the ideal design model should include a robust backend with programming language and database (in most cases) and a front-end for each type of client (web, desktop, mobile, even access via Lynx console for example). My goal as an aspiring "aspiring programmer" is to maximize my knowledge in Java SE and java EE, and thereby become a development expert for cross-platform.
Thank you all.
Search a little about web service, there is a question with an answer that talks about the structure you will need (https://answall.com/questions/8071/howto connect applicationss-desktop-e-web)
– RickPariz
Java is a platform only, Runtime is required to run either on Desktop for Web, there is no "Java for Web" or "Java for Desktop".
– CypherPotato