@Alex Objelean & Igor Vanyberg-2
Yea, my bad on just posting something up here without looking at any
previous posts.  Look, it was my rant and how I felt about things at the
time.  Nothing personal.  This was actually the clean version for public
consumption.  It was probably still too rude though.  Sorry about that.  I
suppose it would be lame to spend a lot of time on a framework and then have
some kid post up a “Wicket Sucks” post.

@Jonathan Locke
I agree that Java is fast.  I don't worry about scaling and performance
because of that.  To the people worrying about memory, I don't think that is
a big deal.  Sure any framework is going to waste more memory than bare
bones JSP/Servlets, but memory is cheap.  Eclipse is like the biggest hog
ever and look at how successful it is.

Also, I am sticking with Java.  I have a really good job and such.  The only
reason I would ever move is if I could land a leet job in the Valley doing
Python at some sweet start-up.  Not likely though.  Java is better than some
of the alternatives out there: 
http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/ruby/rails/is-a-ghetto.  Scala is still
too unstable.  The other Java web-frameworks are all flawed too.  I don't
hate my job either.

@sthomps
LOL!  You know Eleco Hilenius wrote the “Wicket in Action” book?  For some
reason I can't stop laughing.  Now everyone is going to think you are a
badass at work.  The book is decent, but it would be nice if the next
edition would have a chapter at the end that rewrites the “Cheese Store”
into  “Cheese Store 2.0,” using all the advanced stuff that was explained in
the latter chapters.  It would help Wicket newcomers like me.  It would also
show how to do a real app with best-practices.


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