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Presentation

It's all just dialogs and data.—Mike Cohn : it seems so simple. Just toss up some dialogs, some buttons, a few list boxes and scroll bars,...

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Item 51: Consider rich-client UI technologies

No, this tip doesn't refer to the wealthy customer who wants changes made to the application. Instead, it refers to that form of presentation that...

Item 52: Keep HTML minimal

A Web application is different from a standard GUI application in a couple of ways, most notably in the fact that the server sends back...

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Item 53: Separate presentation from processing

Consider the following (simplified) JSP page: <%@ page language="Java" %> <%@ page import="java.sql.*, javax.sql.*" %> <html> <head><title>Product Search Results</title></head> <% Connection conn = application.getAttribute("dbconn"); // Assume JDBC Connection was stored...

Item 54: Keep style separate from content

At first, this item may seem like a repeat of Item 53. While they share some similar ideas, the items are somewhat different. Whereas in...

Item 55: Pregenerate content to minimize processing

While some applications need to be entirely dynamic, a large class of applications doesn't need to render its output completely at runtime. For example, consider...

Item 56: Validate early, validate everything

It's a well-understood fact that users won't always give you everything you need; in fact, it's pretty much guaranteed that your average users will forget...

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