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Freezer is a Java code generator which can easily generate the persistence layer of your Java application, and it can as well expose easily Tables/Views/Procedures/Functions of your database as Microservices, Webservices or RESTful services. The resulting application may be easily deployed as a stand-alone application, as a web application or as a microservice running in Docker/Kubernates which may be consumed from: - A client application consuming the generated Webservices. - An Angular (or ExtJS) application consuming the generated RESTful services. The Freezer code generator can generate: DAOs exposing database tables/procedures, Business Rules calling the generated DAOs, and Webservices/RESTful services exposing the generated Business Rules (see the Project Sample figure). ...

Accessing clipboard is nothing very new in HTML 5. Gone are the days to print the screen of your computer, save it and upload it t server via File Up-loader. We , instead, experience the richness of the web by simply pasting our content on the web page itself. A very good example of the same may be experienced when you paste a screen shot on Github web itself . This project encourages developers to have such facility in the simple Java web application they develop. It's assumed that these developers are not using JSF Vaadin or ZK- any RIA framework already providing a component for uploading your clipboard content . ...

Rapidoid is an extremely fast HTTP server and modern Java web framework / application container, with a strong focus on high productivity and high performance. Rapidoid is released under the liberal Apache Public License v2, so it is free to use for both commercial and non-commercial projects.

...Ulbora CMS uses responsive HTML5 templates built with either AngularJS or on conventional server side template engines such as EJS or Handlebars. Ulbora CMS plans to allow developers to publish add-ons to Ulbora CMS. Ulbora CMS add-ons are simple web services built with any programming language and deployed anywhere.