Juzu web framework

[Julien Viet]

Hi,

I have started the support of Vert.x in the Juzu Web framework (for Java) and reached a milestone that make able to execute applications.

The Vert.x bridge for Juzu is in an alpha stage and will need some polishing of couse.

There are several reasons that motivated this development:

1/ I believe that there is a need for an web framework for Vert.x that provides an easy to use programming model for writing web applications that uses server side templating (full rendering and/or ajax).

2/ This integration allows Juzu to get new features easily based on Vert.x capabilities.

3/ Vert.x is very cool

If you are using Vert.x for Java development, you should give a try to Juzu.

- The source code and a setup example for Vert.x is explained here: https://github.com/juzu/juzu/tree/master/vertx it is based on Juzu 0.7.0-beta6
- The Juzu Web project page http://juzuweb.org . The latest announce release is 0.6.0 (it does not mention or document the Vert.x integration)

feedback from your experience is welcome and valuable!

cheers

Julien

[Tim Fox]

Sounds very interesting! :)

[Norman Maurer]

Cool stuff. Thanks for sharing :)

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[Julien Viet]

thanks!

I've updated a new version that fixes a few bugs with the vert.x bridge already!

[Tim Fox]

Cool! Why don't you register it in the Vert.x module registry?

[Julien Viet]

On Jun 2, 2013, at 10:37 AM, Maksym Mikheienko <x4j...@gmail.com> wrote:

You want to say it's possible to run vertx in Liferay portlet container?

I don't think that is possible.

Juzu is a framework that works using either the servlet bridge, the portlet bridge or the new vert.x bridge.

How about web sockets?

I haven't tried yet websockets in Juzu, but I primarily started to vert.x bridge to test things like that!