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JSF catches Swing as the number one GUI component model for Java
Posted: February 1, 2008Published: January 27, 2008
Author: Rick Hightower
JSF is up there with Swing as the number one GUI component model for Java (indeed.com: currently JSF is ahead by almost 1/3). JSF did well in 2007. Lets put it this way: If job demand for the Struts framework and JSF were a stocks and you invested in it in April of 2005 by July of 2007 you would barely break even with Struts but with JSF your investment would have grown 700% as of July 2007. (According to indeed.com.) Struts continues to do really well; it is still number 1. Yet after Struts, JSF is doing well and Struts growth is as flat as EJBs.


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