Hi Hannes,
I think I understand your feeling as I tried BlazeDS in 2007/2008 and Angular
at the same time as you did. I have changed to Vue for a year. I'm very happy
on it as both development quality and speed are great.
I'm sure the front end container is mature and steady now, new investments on
Vue and React won't be wasted.
My system main structure is here:
Front-end
Back-end
Vue Element for PC users https/websockt
Wechat MiniApp (React) -------------------------> OpenAPI --> OFBiz
Service Engine --> OFBiz Entity Engine --> Database
Alipay MiniApp(React) |
|
| --> Apereo
CAS --> |
| --> JBoss
Drools --> |
| -->
Activiti --> |
| --> Quartz
--> |
All openapi are implemented by groovy services, here's the openapi doc/demo:
https://216s86948t.iask.in/directsale-trunk-test/openapi/
The Vue Element:
https://216s86948t.iask.in/directsale-trunk-test/entropyAdmin/
Username: admin
Password: entropy
ClientId: Entropy (only required in openapi oauth2 login)
Kind Regards,
Shi Jinghai
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发件人: Hannes Geist [mailto:[email protected]]
发送时间: 2019年8月18日 18:02
收件人: [email protected]
主题: [QUESTION] Has anyone worked with vue.js and ofbiz?
Hi Everyone,
i have developed an AngularJS 1.7.x frontend with Foundation 6.x,
angular-foundation, ag-grid, jqx-grid and ngDialog based on ofbiz 16.x for a
customer for 2,5 years now.
It works pretty well, although one can see AngularJs 1.x weaknesses when you
have to display large amounts of data and the code rights belong to the
customer, for now.
TypeScript and Angular 6.x etc. suffer from the same problem from what i see:
Crazy amount of work and structure just for the simplest js-apps.
Steep learning curve.
Architecture still changing so fast that you can't find reliable components
that just work.
Has anyone tried building a vue.js frontend for ofbiz yet and could you
recommend doing that, based on stability of components etc.?
Best regards
Hannes Geist
