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Introduction to developing modern web apps
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This document provides an overview of modern web applications, including their history and key pillars. It discusses the evolution of web applications from early static pages in the 1990s to today's single page applications that make asynchronous requests to backends. It also covers important front-end concepts like content delivery networks, JavaScript frameworks, and responsive design. Examples of popular web APIs are given and best practices for API design are outlined.
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- 13. 13 Reference: [1] http://www.dzone.com/research/guide-to-enterprise-integration 2014Background 28% 48% DZone’s 2014 Enterprise Integration Survey 2014 • The majority of respondents are headquartered in Europe (48%) or the US (28%). • More than 500 it professionals responded to DZone’s 2014 Enterprise Integration Survey.
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- 15. 2014 Background 15 BI/Analytics 55% CRM 51% DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT 50% ERP 47% MOSTCOMMON SYSTEM INTEGRATIONS Reference: [1] http://www.dzone.com/research/guide-to-enterprise-integration
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