On Thu, Aug 11, 2022 at 4:11 PM Chris Colman <chr...@stepaheadsoftware.com.invalid> wrote:
> On 11/08/2022 7:45 pm, Daniel Stoch wrote: > > We have a plan to upgrade (at last ;)) > Yeehah! > > Wicket to a newer version (9.x), but > > it is not quite easy for a big application > Our app has 1034 Wicket UI classes - that's just pure Wicket UI classes > Mine is bigger than yours! :tongue in cheek: Secondary education student information system: $ git grep -l "org.apache.wicket." | wc -l 3825 Sloccount: java: 1378972 (98.24%) Primary education student information system: $ git grep -l "org.apache.wicket." | wc -l 2381 Sloccount: java: 672676 (96.59%) Shared component/model/behaviour/other utility classes framework: $ git grep -l "org.apache.wicket." | wc -l 750 Sloccount: java: 145353 (100.00%) All running on Wicket latest. We just migrate when there's a new version available as soon as possible, because otherwise You Get Left Behind, and It Gets Scarier to Upgrade and More Expensive (due to more regressions possible--having to upgrade Java, other libraries, etc). Martijn
