Looking for a Wicket training in France (paris) and argument for Wicket versus Spring MVC

2012-04-04 Thread Yves-Marie LAINÉ 
Hi all,

I'm working with wicket since 2 years, and I'm convinced by this great
fremework. Today, in my company we are facing the choice of a new web
framework in order to replace our old Struts 1... The debate turn arround
Spring MVC or Wicket. I spend one day to show Wicket to my colleagues, but
they only knows struts 1 and it's really hard to make them feel the power
of Wicket. After a long discussion, my boss decided to give Wicket a second
chance and proposed me to find good training to try to make them adhere. I
think this choice is really important, more particularly when leaving
struts 1 after 10 years...

So I need your Help ! If someone has feedback on a good training in paris,
it's more than welcome.

And any good agument for Wicket versus Spring MVC is welcome too.

(sorry for my english)

Regard,
Yves-Marie LAINÉ

Re: Looking for a Wicket training in France (paris) and argument for Wicket versus Spring MVC

2012-04-04 Thread Yves-Marie LAINÉ 
I was looking to it. Thanx Martjin. (and thx for your book ! ;-) )


2012/4/4 Martijn Dashorst martijn.dasho...@gmail.com

 http://www.zenika.com/formation_wicket_avance.html

 Martijn

 2012/4/4 Yves-Marie LAINÉ ymla...@gmail.com:
  Hi all,
 
  I'm working with wicket since 2 years, and I'm convinced by this great
  fremework. Today, in my company we are facing the choice of a new web
  framework in order to replace our old Struts 1... The debate turn arround
  Spring MVC or Wicket. I spend one day to show Wicket to my colleagues,
 but
  they only knows struts 1 and it's really hard to make them feel the power
  of Wicket. After a long discussion, my boss decided to give Wicket a
 second
  chance and proposed me to find good training to try to make them adhere.
 I
  think this choice is really important, more particularly when leaving
  struts 1 after 10 years...
 
  So I need your Help ! If someone has feedback on a good training in
 paris,
  it's more than welcome.
 
  And any good agument for Wicket versus Spring MVC is welcome too.
 
  (sorry for my english)
 
  Regard,
  Yves-Marie LAINÉ



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