On 7/13/2014 8:49 AM, Sven Meier wrote:
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for null checking we have our own solution, see
org.apache.wicket.util.lang.Args#notNull().
Great! I'll start using Args with code I submit.
Has there been any discussion on including Google Guava as a dependency?
Years ago I rolled all my own collection utilities and such, but I
finally came around to using Guava. All that stuff is just so hard to
maintain, but it's also hard to live without.
* The Multimap classes (in which each key can have a collection of
values) as just one example is so convenient.
* And its MapMaker allows for easy creation of concurrent maps with
e.g. weak keys. (The weak hash maps Java offers don't use identity
for keys, which can create some really unexpected behavior and bugs.)
* Oh, and its ImmutableSet factory methods are so handy...
Anyway, Guava is hard to live without at this point, and I'm even
considering (gasp!) including it as a dependency in my own personal code
and abandoning a lot of the utilities I've created over the years. :)
Any thoughts on this for Wicket 7.x?
Garret
