Archive for the 'wicket' Category

Groovy on the web the right way?

I’ve recently started (re)exploring the world of Groovy and, thus, Grails. The idea of Groovy makes me pretty happy, but Grails kinda makes me cry for a number of reasons. The entire system is, as you probably know, basically RoR but with Groovy complete with scaffolding. The issues with scaffolding are well [...]

Qwicket 1.0

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. [...]

Denver JUG Recap

Well, after months of trying to schedule and the last few frantic days of finishing up the slides, the Wicket presention is finally done. Overall, I’m pleased with how it went. There were no technical glitches to contend with which is always a concern going in to things like that. Once I [...]

Introducing Qwicket

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 [...]