Index
Symbols
- $ (jQuery object), Client Side: jQuery
A
- abstraction level, jQuery and Jython
- Accept headers, Uniform Resource Identifiers
- acceptance testing, Formal Versus Informal
- actions, Nouns as Resources; Verbs as HTTP Actions
- ad hoc testing, Formal Versus Informal
- adaptive layout, Starting Point One: Responsive Web Design
- agile methodology, Developer Productivity
- Ajax, Ajax
- Algermissen, Jan, API Measures and Classification
- Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon EC2
- Amazon Machine Image (AMI), Amazon EC2
- analysis-paralysis, Developer Productivity
- Angular, Project, Client Side: AngularJS
- Angular Seed, Popularity, Controllers
- Angular-UI, Popularity
- annotations, Server Code
- anonymous functions, First-Class Functions, Function Declarations and Expressions
- Ansible, DevOps Configuration Management
- Ant, Java Tools
- Apache Ant, Java Tools
- Apache web server, Simpler Server-Side Solutions
- APIs (application programming interfaces)
- advantages of open-source, Flexibility of Design/Use of Open Source APIs
- design approaches, API Design
- design guidelines, Guidelines–Security
- practical vs. RESTful, Practical Web APIs Versus RESTful APIs, Theory in Practice
- project example, Project–Curl and jQuery
- shift to client-server approach, A Decision to Design
- Applets, Code on Demand, REST and JSON
- application client modules, Java and JEE Packaging
- application requirements, Overview
- application scalability, CMM to Assess Process Uniformity, Conclusion
- application servers, Java-Based Servers, Web Application Servers, Java and JEE ...
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