Secondly, one of the reasons that there traditionally hasn't been such a strong demand for tools to make life easier (pretty much non in ww1 and very few in ww2) is the simplicity of configuration, which has always been a big goal of both projects I believe. You don't need to be an expert or even particularly bright to be up and running and happily adding new views and so on, so fewer people end up thinking 'I wish there were a tool to make this easier'
On Dec 15, 2003, at 9:14 PM, Peter White wrote:
WebWork/2, IMHO, is an excellent framework but one of the areas where it seriously lags behind Struts is tool support. I haven't heard of any tools for making life as a WebWork developer easier besides the xwork.xml editor that someone on the mailing list came up with. If WebWork is to gain widespread acceptance, it's up to us as a community to start providing third-party tools to simplify WebWork development - none of the existing tools vendors are likely to invest the time in developing or porting their existing tools to work with WebWork until they see enough of a potential market to justify the development and maintenance costs.<snip>
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