IMHO, at this point 1.4 is a no brainer.
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On 19/02/2009, at 9:47 PM, "Adib Saikali"
<a...@programmingmastery.com> wrote:
Hi,
I just starting a brand new project and betting the project on
wicket. So
the choice I am trying to make is to go with 1.4 or 1.3. I am leaning
towards 1.4 since I am just starting development on this project and
don't
want to have to migrate code later. I have a few questions about the
Wicket
Roadmap for the developers.
1) The wicket examples that ship in the 1.4rc2 are not generified so
there
are tons of warnings and of course I am looking for guidance as to
how to
use the generified wicket. Will these examples be generified before
the 1.4
is released?
2) There have been lots of discussions on the mailing list about
generics,
and the generics wiki page has a summary of some of the issues.
However I am
not clear what decisions have been made about wicket and generics
for 1.4
and what the plan beyond 1.4. I am not interested in starting a
debate about
wicket and generics. I hope that one of the committers would be kind
enough
to layout a summary of the current state of generics with 1.4 and
what the
plan is beyond 1.4.
3) On the wicket roadmap where does 1.4 fit? On the wiki and in
other places
I have seen comments along the line of wicket 1.5 will get generics
right so
1.4 is some of kind of transitory release and it will be thrown away
once
the things move on to 1.5? Am I getting the right impression about
the 1.4
release.
Thanks
Adib
