The efforts to transform a generic programming language like Java in a complete tool
to develop Web applications has been turning too hard to keep following its growing
learning curve because of its many coupled frameworks which have become
standard development. It’s a difficult path to change, due to its popularity in many
segments, reinforced by the aggressive marketing of giants like Oracle, its current
owner. This paperwork proposes, in counterpart, the use of distributed platforms into
Microservices and API independent functions (inclusive for database access) in
which the implementations should follow the specifications of a framework designed
to have a low learning curve, fast development, higher economy of IT resources and
full compatibility with all platforms developed under its guidelines, independently of
each programming languages will be used, both for the implementation of the
platform and for the services provided, which may belong to any standard market
category, such as user management and authenticated access, cryptograph that is
strong and protocol independent, file repository and intelligent storage management,
synchronous and asynchronous distributed communication through messaging,
dynamic user interface modeling, Real-time multimedia streaming and execution of
database procedures with a direct return to client layer.
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