On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 2:24 PM, Martin Grigorov <[email protected]> wrote: >> - [...] should we provide a development mode integration with wro4j >> for less css? (I'd suggest using the maven plugin for deployment) > > what do you mean by "development mode integration" ? > the maven plugin compiles from less to css at build time and at > runtime you just refer to the css files
Having a Wicket resource loader that integrates wro4j sounds more Wicket-y rather than depend on a maven plugin to run side-by-side. I haven't used wro4j myself, so I might be off base, but I figure that running Wicket in development mode, and having a Wicket resource loader that recompiles on changes and adjusts headers/caching etc accordingly gives us more control. As I hear that wro4j is quite slow, this wouldn't be my deployment mode of operation, but I can imagine that people also want to deploy with a Wicket wro4j resource loader. Martijn
