Preface
Developing Oracle JET Apps Using Virtual DOM Architecture describes how to build responsive web apps and web components using the Oracle JET virtual DOM architecture.
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Audience
Developing Oracle JET Apps Using Virtual DOM Architecture is intended for intermediate to advanced front-end developers who want to create client-side responsive web apps and web components based on the virtual DOM architecture supported by Oracle JET.
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