Re: I'm giving a Wicket Lunch 'n Learn at my company on the 27th

2007-09-13 Thread jweekend

If you are able to get to London on 2nd October, you are welcome to try your
presentation out on our  http://jweekend.co.uk/dev/LWUGReg London Wicket
Users Group  and get some first hand feedback. We may even be able to help
with your preparation.
Regards - Cemal
http://jWeekend.co.uk http://jWeekend.co.uk 


robert.mcguinness wrote:
 
 I finally got a confirmation from my manager to go ahead with the
 presentation.  I'm far from a Wicket expert, but I really like the
 framework and hopefully I will do a good enough job to do the framework
 some justice.  I'll probably be on this board often to get assistance
 while I build my demo so please excuse any rookie questions I may ask.
 
 If the presentation goes well, the company is willing to build its
 flagship web application using Wicket.  If not, we (developers) are stuck
 going with JSF/Seam ugh!.  Let's hope for the best!
 
 - rm3
 

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Re: I'm giving a Wicket Lunch 'n Learn at my company on the 27th

2007-09-13 Thread Korbinian Bachl
Short non-wicket question: you mentioned JSF/ SEAM package - what are 
the pros and cons for you for this?


Regards,

Korbinian

robert.mcguinness schrieb:

I finally got a confirmation from my manager to go ahead with the
presentation.  I'm far from a Wicket expert, but I really like the framework
and hopefully I will do a good enough job to do the framework some justice. 
I'll probably be on this board often to get assistance while I build my demo

so please excuse any rookie questions I may ask.

If the presentation goes well, the company is willing to build its flagship
web application using Wicket.  If not, we (developers) are stuck going with
JSF/Seam ugh!.  Let's hope for the best!

- rm3


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Re: I'm giving a Wicket Lunch 'n Learn at my company on the 27th

2007-09-13 Thread robert.mcguinness

I have never used JSF/Seam, but some of my colleagues have and we have had
compare/contrast conversations about Wicket and Seam.  Point being, both
parties agreed the Wicket approach felt like a natural way to program web
applications.

- rm3


Korbinian Bachl wrote:
 
 Short non-wicket question: you mentioned JSF/ SEAM package - what are 
 the pros and cons for you for this?
 
 Regards,
 
 Korbinian
 
 robert.mcguinness schrieb:
 I finally got a confirmation from my manager to go ahead with the
 presentation.  I'm far from a Wicket expert, but I really like the
 framework
 and hopefully I will do a good enough job to do the framework some
 justice. 
 I'll probably be on this board often to get assistance while I build my
 demo
 so please excuse any rookie questions I may ask.
 
 If the presentation goes well, the company is willing to build its
 flagship
 web application using Wicket.  If not, we (developers) are stuck going
 with
 JSF/Seam ugh!.  Let's hope for the best!
 
 - rm3
 
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I'm giving a Wicket Lunch 'n Learn at my company on the 27th

2007-09-12 Thread robert.mcguinness

I finally got a confirmation from my manager to go ahead with the
presentation.  I'm far from a Wicket expert, but I really like the framework
and hopefully I will do a good enough job to do the framework some justice. 
I'll probably be on this board often to get assistance while I build my demo
so please excuse any rookie questions I may ask.

If the presentation goes well, the company is willing to build its flagship
web application using Wicket.  If not, we (developers) are stuck going with
JSF/Seam ugh!.  Let's hope for the best!

- rm3
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