Java EE 8: JavaServer Faces JSF 2.3

- [Tayo] Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to the introduction to JSF 2.3 course. As one of the top three most used Java web frameworks, JSF has gone even more powerful with the latest incarnation. With the introduction of WebSockets, the support for Java's new daytime component, the full adoption of context and dependency injection, and restful URLs, Ed Burns and the team have pulled out all the stops to keep JSF at the forefront of web application development in today's world. I especially love that you can now execute backing bean code from JavaScript and client-side JavaScript from backing bean code. Who am I? My name's Tayo, and I'm going to give you a tour of the latest features in Java's premier web application development framework. I'm also the proud author of the introduction to JSF course here on LinkedIn Learning, and I highly recommend you check it out if you're brand new to JSF. So come with me as we take JavaServer Faces 2.3 for a spin. This is going to be good.