Primefaces Cookbook Second Edition: Over 100 practical recipes to learn PrimeFaces 5.x – the most popular JSF component library on the planet

Caliskan

Varaksin

€8.99 ~~€29.99~~

3.9 (9 Ratings)

eBook May 2015 412 pages 1st Edition

Caliskan

Varaksin

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eBook May 2015 412 pages 1st Edition

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This book is for everybody who would like to learn modern Java web development based on PrimeFaces and is looking for a quick introduction to this matter. Prerequisites for this book are basic JSF, jQuery, and CSS skills.

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Understand basic concepts such as AJAX processing and partial view submit so that you can work with PrimeFaces
Go beyond the basics and discover more interesting features of PrimeFaces: PrimeFaces selectors, RequestContext, Dialog Framework, and more
Delve deep into over 100 rich UI components with all the required details
Get practical solutions to complex problems that arise in a JSF ecosystem
Use best practices, avoid pitfalls, and get performance tips when working with the component suite

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Dominik Pieper Jul 07, 2015

The first chapter starts with how to setup PrimeFaces and the basics, how the PrimeFaces AJAX mechanism works and the internationalization configuration. The next chapter show how to configure, change and create new themes with jQuery themeroller and css. The next chapters group the PrimeFaces components into specific topics. Inputs like input fields (with and without auto completion), spinner, slider and editor components. Grouping elements with PrimeFaces grid system and panels. How to present and visualize data with tables, charts and maps. Every topic with ready to use recipes.In my opinion this book is an excellent and practical book which will help you to solve a lot of common problems.

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eduardo kremer Jun 21, 2015

I recommend this book to anyone who is engaged (or plan to be) in implementing a JSF project and wants to take advantage of PrimeFaces' fast-paced development edge. Though PrimeFaces is a powerful library on JSF which allows you to greatly speed up your web project development compared to other technologies, it involves high abstraction so you need a good sidekick (book) in order to beat your project's challenges. In my case, I wanted to get both a grasp on PrimeFaces and also a step-by-step walk-through on how to solve some complex situations (Chapter 10 Advanced Use Cases: a MUST !!!). Chapter 5 clearly explains essentials such as: sorting, listing, and visualizing data by using data iteration components. The book's GitHub allows you to build and run its projects in a snap of finger all at once ! If you actually want to take full advantage of this book you need to have some understanding on JSF, jQuery, CSS, and HTML.

Fuat Yazar Dec 18, 2015

I recently started using PrimeFaces for one of my project; Although there is PrimeFaces' own showcase web site, good examples with good documentation, I knew I needed some extra background and this book provided most of all.I read almost whole book except some chapters (to be read later). And I read chapters' every detail, and guess what: I now understood some important concepts better. More than doing a copy paste from their source example, I got some important information from small details; I am sure authors have the same mindset as mine, I felt like they are answering my questions, right place right time.Of course I have some recommendations, for example: after every section there is a reference to sample source: a big paragraph, it repeats everywhere, i think there is no need. And It took some time to run the sample project; but after being able to run it: it was fine.And as a last note: I wish same authors had written another book for a full-fledged PF application from beginning to end, I am still struggling with navigation, Spring integration; and while deciding about again small details: for example: displaying error messages as a Growl, or on top of the page; etc. And maybe seeing a whole "UX" approach, maybe layouts. Thanks to the authors,

Mannerheim Jan 07, 2016

It's a good book, but there's nothing really new in this book you can't get from the free online PrimeFaces showcase.

MIGUEL CUBELLS BAEZA Jul 09, 2015

Excellent book... much more polished than the first edition,and a real-must for any PrimeFaces developer.If you are already a PrimeFaces developer, the Chapter 11 with Advanced use cases is extremely useful.It is basically a compilation of the most frequent problems and challenges discussed in the PrimeFaces Forum,so you don't need to spend hours browsing the forum looking for solutions.I found one drawback in this second edition though...In the first edition, there was a chapter about how to extend PrimeFaces with your own components.However the second edition is missing such a chapter... which I think would still be useful, specially for PF 5.xIn any case, this is a must book for any PrimeFaces developer.Looking for the third edition, hopefully with more challenging Advance Use Cases ...!

Primefaces Cookbook Second Edition: Over 100 practical recipes to learn PrimeFaces 5.x – the most popular JSF component library on the planet

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