Typical Workflow for Getting Started with Oracle JET Application Development
Familiarize yourself with the third party tools that Oracle JET uses before you start development. Depending on your installation method, you may also need to install prerequisite packages. After you’ve created your application, you can customize your configuration or load Oracle JET from the Oracle Content Delivery Network (CDN).
To get started developing Oracle JET applications, refer to the typical workflow described in the following table. After you verify your prerequisites, you can choose to create a web or hybrid mobile application.
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Verify prerequisites |
Verify that you meet the prerequisite knowledge and choose a development environment. If you will be using the recommended tooling, install the prerequisite packages. |
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Create a web application |
Create a web application using the tooling, Starter Template, or base distribution. Alternatively, you can add the Oracle JET download to your existing JavaScript application and add the necessary links to your application’s main page. Note: Whichever method you use to get started, you must not use more than one version of Oracle JET to create your application. Oracle JET does not support running multiple versions of Oracle JET components in the same HTML document. |
Create a Web Application Using the Oracle JET Command-Line Interface or Create a Web Application Using the Oracle JET Starter Templates or Create a Web Application Using the oraclejet.zip Download or |
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Create a hybrid mobile application |
Install Cordova and optional Android, iOS, and Windows tools. Scaffold, build, and serve development versions of Android, iOS, and Windows hybrid mobile applications. |
Getting Started with Oracle JET Hybrid Mobile Application Development |
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Modify a starter template |
Understand the structure of Oracle JET starter templates and how to modify them with examples from the Oracle JET cookbook. |
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Load Oracle JET from CDN |
Load Oracle JET files and libraries from the Oracle Content Delivery Network (CDN). |
Optimizing Application Startup Using Oracle CDN and Oracle JET Libraries |