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is JSF for server-side developer?

 
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is JSF more suitable for interface developer?
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JSF is a server side user interface component framework for Java
technology-based web applications.

http://www.javapassion.com/j2ee/JSFBasics_speakernoted.pdf#search=%22ValueChangeListener%20%2B%20JSF%22

 
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Originally posted by Sudeep Agrawal:
JSF is a server side user interface component framework for Java
technology-based web applications.



I agreed but the work involve pretty much more on user interfaces (that will include javascript, css, ajax, etc).

I'm talking about a big project. in small application, one can do everything. am I right?
 
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