http://www.nabble.com/-Fwd%3A--RESULT---VOTE--Accept-Wicket-into-the-Incubator--tf2180149.html
Makes me feel quite a bit more confident about choosing it to build our
new web admin tools on.
Chris
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Chris Holmes
The Open Planning Project
http://topp.openplans.org
Chris Holmes ha scritto:
http://www.nabble.com/-Fwd%3A--RESULT---VOTE--Accept-Wicket-into-the-Incubator--tf2180149.html
Makes me feel quite a bit more confident about choosing it to build our
new web admin tools on.
Well, I spent part of the weekend reading Webwork in Action, but it'll take me
another week at least to be proficient enough with webwork to try and
set up some modular ui with it.
Webwork is nice so far, seems well designed, and althought the approach is
much lower level (validation is at the end of the book in webwork, second/third
chapter 3 in the wicket book just to give you an idea) it's at the same time less "surprising".
Well, it's like comparing working with a very nice assembler and a procedural
language, but unfortunately a procedural language that still fails to hide
completely the machine below it (just like working with Hibernate, both suffer
from abstraction leaks, and in the end you have to be aware of what's going on
below to do a good job).
Cheers
Andrea