Today, on digBiz we're joined by Stephen Davies, professional speaker, published author, writer, journalist, project manager, university lecturer, and consultant, who helps people, businesses, and technology understand each other. He joined me to talk about the challenges to truth and the stresses on human-technology interactions and how our very concept of truth is being questioned.
Today, on digBiz we're joined by Steve Prentice, professional speaker, published author, writer, journalist, project manager, university lecturer, and consultant, who helps people, businesses, and technology understand each other. He joined me to talk about the challenges to truth and the stresses on human-technology interactions and how our very concept of truth is being questioned.
Effectiveness is the end result of working with Spring. Effectiveness in power versus server resource requirements. Effectiveness is developer and engineering team planning, best practices, and strategy. Effectiveness in cost management. And effectiveness in ability to deliver.
Unlike its Java predecessors, Spring introduced class standards that are significantly lighter on resources while providing the same Java processing power availablity.
Out of the box Spring offers a standards-based toolset geared towards a large set of development models, integration models, APIs. All the objects under a solid ecosystem you need to build your unique application and business logic without reinventing the wheel.
It's the smart glue that binds. Spring Framework can be grouped into stack areas such as Data Access and Integration, Web and Front-Facing interfaces and apps, Integrated connectivity and messaging, and Core Container functionalities making it ideal for a range of powerful top-to-bottom architecture while keeping standards consistent throughout.
Robustness and Security means reliability. Even when using other technology for public-facing websites or applications, Java is almost always in the background powering data movement, integration communications and large-scale information processing.
Java puts a lot of emphasis on early checking for possible errors, as Java compilers are able to detect many problems that would first show up during execution time in other languages.
Nearly 90 percent of Fortune 500 firms rely on Java for their desktop applications and backend development projects. This is no accident as Java is incredibly stable which is key for server-side applications suitable for large scale data processing and transformation.
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