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Qwicket 1.0 is finally here. Apart from being entirely too busy with work and sick children, I’ve been anxiously waiting along with everyone else for the 1.3 release to go final. [...]

Qwicket now supports basic bean definitions in the UI. The CRUD pages still aren’t there, but the requisite services and DAOs are as well as the spring configurations. The spring setup and project layout have changed a fair bit in this release. What was being done with ant filters has been changed to use spring [...]

This release is the migration to the web app. You can now create your application online without downloading anything. Other than your generated application code, of course. I also switched to velocity for templating for finer grained control. Click the “Build your project” link to the left, fill in a couple [...]

I pushed up 0.1 this weekend.  I failed to get a run script in the bundle, but it can be run using ant.  The default target is to run the builder.  This is the first and last release as a swing client.  Igor Vaynberg convinced me to write it as a web app.  I started [...]

I love wicket but like most frameworks, starting a new project can be a real hassle. You’re either left to recode everything from scratch or, if you can, copying over an existing project and removing the vestiges of the old project and updating to the new one. This sort of works but tends [...]