Matt Kesler
Apr 05 2013
HTML5 Developer's Conference Series - State Of The Web And New Trends
by Matt Kesler
CapTech recently attended the HTML 5 Developer's Conference in San Francisco, CA. This is a great three-day event that features some of the web's most prominent companies and thought leaders.
For the first post in our series on the conference I'm going to discuss where the web currently stands and touch on some of the conference themes that may help signal where it's going.
Tagged: Architecture, backbone, css, ecommerce, html5, javascript, mobile, performance, Strategy, trends, ux, web
Oct 05 2012
iOS6 Tutorial: Delivering High-Resolution Content to the Mobile Web
by Matt Kesler
Now that high-resolution displays are becoming more and more common, some special consideration is required to make your web sites and apps continue to look their best. For this entry in the iOS 6 tutorial series I'm going to discuss some techniques for delivering high-resolution content to the web.
Tagged: iOS, iOS 6, mobile, mobile safari, mobile web, mow, retina
Apr 10 2012
Disable Page Scroll for Mobile Web Gestures
by Matt Kesler
If you've ever tried to implement native-like gesture functionality (e.g. rotate, pinch) on your mobile site using touch events, you've probably noticed a general lack of responsiveness through the browser. A lot of this quirkiness is due to the browser intercepting your gestures and scrolling the page. Here's how to disable that scrolling via Javascript to provide a much smoother experience.
Tagged: Gestures, HTML 5, javascript, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, mobile, Native, Scrolling, Touch, web
Jul 22 2010
HelloWorld Using JSF 2 And CDI
by Matt Kesler
In this blog I'm going to go over the steps to get a simple HelloWorld web-app up and running on JBoss 6 using JSF 2 and CDI. Background information and full documentation for the technologies used can be found at the Java EE 6 home page and Weld documentation site.
Tagged: CDI, Enterprise Integration, Facelets, JavaEE6, JSF2, Validation API, Weld
Feb 17 2010
Remote EJBs and Seam 2.2.0 Injection
by Matt Kesler
In this blog I'm going to talk about using remote EJBs that are contained in a seperate deployment than your Seam 2.2.0 components. Note that for accessing local EJBs in the same EAR there's a much simpiler way to go about it, detailed in the Seam documentation. For discrete deployments however, say, a WAR and an EAR, we need to do some plumbing to take advantage of Seam's bijection features.
Tagged: ejb seam java injection remote
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