Java Everywhere Again with DukeScript
JavaOne Hands on Lab 3962
by Anton Epple
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In the enterprise, the desktop dominated for many years. In the meantime, however, almost every IT project includes plans for a future where the application will need to be ported to mobile platforms.
Building native applications for all platforms requires special skills and is expensive in terms of both maintenance and development.
We wanted to solve this problem, to make cross-platform development available for everyone again. That's why we developed DukeScript. In this lab you will learn how to use DukeScript and develop Java applications that run on a lot of different devices. 
Book Description
For many years, Java Swing enabled developers to write applications that could run on any operating system. That all came to an end with the arrival of smart phones, tablets, and embedded computers.In the enterprise, the desktop dominated for many years. In the meantime, however, almost every IT project includes plans for a future where the application will need to be ported to mobile platforms.
Building native applications for all platforms requires special skills and is expensive in terms of both maintenance and development.
We wanted to solve this problem, to make cross-platform development available for everyone again. That's why we developed DukeScript. In this lab you will learn how to use DukeScript and develop Java applications that run on a lot of different devices.
This open book is licensed under a Open Publication License (OPL). You can download Java Everywhere Again with DukeScript ebook for free in PDF format (4.0 MB).
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Getting started!
Chapter 2
Understanding the sample application
Chapter 3
Debugging a DukeScript application
Chapter 4
Testing
Book Details
Title
Java Everywhere Again with DukeScript
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Self-publishing
Published
2015
Pages
38
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
4.0 MB
License
Open Publication License
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