I am going to develop an eCommerce site using Spring, JDK, Maven, jQuery, JavaScript, servlets, JSP and HTML.
Is Ubuntu good for developing a project like this? If I face any issue related to this topic, where can I ask about it?
I am going to develop an eCommerce site using Spring, JDK, Maven, jQuery, JavaScript, servlets, JSP and HTML.
Is Ubuntu good for developing a project like this? If I face any issue related to this topic, where can I ask about it?
The first part of this answer was copied from the Ubuntu for Developers page.
Why use Ubuntu for development?
- The fastest route from development to deployment on desktop, mobile, server or cloud
- The desktop of choice for developers at some of the world's leading technology companies
- The broadest and best development tools and libraries
- Lightweight to either run natively or in a VM, on a PC or a Mac
- Ideal for any resource-intensive environment
Ubuntu is the world's most popular open source OS for development
Ubuntu is used by thousands of development teams around the world because of its versatility, reliability, constantly updated features, and extensive developer libraries.
If you're managing developers, Ubuntu is the best way to increase your team's productivity and guarantee a smooth transition from development all the way to production. Ubuntu is the world’s most popular open source OS for both development and deployment, from the data center to the cloud.
And, as the Ubuntu OS converges, these same applications will be able to run on desktop, tablets, phone and even on the Internet of Things — one application across Ubuntu's full range of devices.
If I face any issue related to this topic, where can I ask about it?
The best source that I know of for introductory information about Spring, JDK, Maven, jQuery, JavaScript, servlets, JSP and HTML is the Stack Overflow Documentation pages. Stack Overflow Documentation has an overview of each one of these topics followed by useful code examples.