On Sun, Apr 26, 2020 at 5:27 PM Kalle Korhonen <kalle.o.korho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all, > Hello! > just wanted to say hello as I'm back working on Tapestry & Tynamo, at least > for a fleeting moment! Welcome back! So happy to see more development done on Tynamo, specially Tapestry Security! > It all started when I was brought to steward an > unruly, JSP-based(!) codebase that used Spring ACL as its security > framework. With a few tens of thousand of data rows and a complex security > rules, the ACL join tables were starting to push several millions of rows, > all handled post data query and it was starting to show. So, I figured I'll > dig up some old code (http://www.tynamo.org/tapestry-security-jpa+guide/) > to show how this could be rewritten properly, and the next thing I know, > I've been writing a whole next generation proof-of-concept application in > Tapestry :) > > While we are still in Java land, there's a lot to like about Tapestry, > obviously with it's code auto reloading and the sane approach to dependency > injection, but also pseudo nested transactions (the whole transaction > handling is so much more sensible than in Spring) and simple JAX-RS > integration. On that note, one of the new modules I published was a swagger > integration for tapestry-resteasy. Overall, this weekend saw releases of no > less than seven Tynamo modules, all updated to work with Tapestry 5.5: > tapestry-conversations 0.3.0 > tapestry-jpa-seedentity 0.2.0 > tapestry-security 0.8.0 > tapestry-security-jpa 0.2.0 > tapestry-resteasy 0.6.0 > tapestry-resteasy-swagger 0.0.2 > tynamo-test 0.2.1 > > You may check out the updated documentation at http://www.tynamo.org/ as > always. I'll post a few announcements as time allows. > > Kalle > -- Thiago
