RichFaces 4 rolling to Mobile Era A session at JSF and RichFaces Workshop/Conference Mobile devices and smart phones are rapidly becoming the primary web client for significant amount of users. For the web developers it represents new area where they should focus when developing applications. They need to handle device specifics as feature support and display possibilities. RichFaces is opening doors for engineers which are focused on application development and rely on framework to handle consequences. RichFaces comprises suite of component which is optimized for use on both, mobile and desktop clients. Lukas discuss where HTML5 and CSS3 fits into the picture and how can JSF and RichFaces

1. JSF & RichFaces Conference UNIQA RichFaces 4 Rolling into Mobile Era by Lukáš Fryč 9.9.2011

4. Seam, Arquillian and HTML5 enthusiast

5. JBoss Testing Initiative member

7. Future goals

9. JSF support of mobile devices?

10. insight what is currently baking in our labs?

11. Are You a Mobile Developer?

13. How about the near future?

15. The answer is probably YES

17. 2014: mobile internet > desktop internet

18. 2011: 53% of companies will have deployed iPhones

19. 2015: Tablet revenue to surpass $49B

20. ...

21. Are you prepared?

23. What do you need for Mobile Web?

26. Design & Usability

27. Resource Loading Optimizations

28. Device and Feature Detection

29. Technology Details Experiences

31. From where?

34. Avoid internal scrollbars

35. Keep touch interface in mind

37. Avoid fluff & complex branding

38. Don't launch new pages

40. Browser type & version

42. Country

43. Device brand & model

45. Compatibility Testing

46. Where does your framework fit?

49. Partial State Saving

50. Behaviors

51. Is it enough?

54. HTML 5

55. CSS 3

57. Client-side feature detection

58. Client-side layout and orientation detection

59. Is it really enough?

61. Frameworks to fill the gap

62. How can RichFaces help you?

64. Resource loading

65. Device & feature detection

66. Layout & orientation support

67. Navigation enhancements

68. Mobile-ready Components

70. Immediately

73. TopicsContext

74. Direct DOM update

75. Partial Page Rendering

77. Minified

78. Compressed

81. Which you can use for customizations

82. Future proof

84. JavaScript API

86. Tablet

91. Two Paths

94. Trust the framework

95. Don't lose usability

99. Testing for device compatibility

102. Navigation

103. Optimizations

104. Mobile Showcase

105. Wrap up

108. Care about good-practices

109. Leave the hard-job to library

110. Reuse what you already know

112. JSF support of mobile devices?

113. insight what is currently baking in our labs?

116. Twitter: @lfryc #RichFaces

118. bit.ly/r1CSob

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