yeah! welcome aboard! ;-)
overall it's still like that for me, even 5 years later. 98-99% of the time,
applying it to a problem works out elegantly and leaves you with some pretty
reusable pieces for the next thing. i suppose i have a few small regrets
(and have changed my design behavior as a result), but nothing major. i
think a big part of making it so good was the dutch cultural willingness
(even eagerness) to puzzle over things until they make sense ("discussion"
they call it).
Ned Collyer wrote:
>
> So, every once in a while - I get some buzz.
>
> Wicket is really .. well thought out.. great puzzle. Understanding it is
> an absolute blast.
>
> It's a great meld with Java. One of the missing ingredients.
>
> Today is full of wicket awesome.
>
> Thanks.
>
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