WOOHOO! Great work Jenny!
Martijn On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 3:30 AM, Jenny Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > About 5 years ago, I created wicket-source, a set of extensions that let > you inspect a wicket component in your browser, and click a button to go to > that line of your source code in Eclipse. > > As time went on, the browser extensions drifted out of compatibility, to > the sadness of those who used them. Eventually even the workarounds > stopped working. > > So this weekend, I update the Chrome wicket-source extension for Chrome 48 > (updated in chrome web store) and updated the Eclipse plugin (jar is on > github) for Eclipse Neon. (Yeah!!!) > > Screenshots, details, and download links are on the wiki: > > https://github.com/jennybrown8/wicket-source/wiki > > The server-side wicket application module still works as before, and is > available for Wicket 7. > > The Firefox plugin was deprecated, and requires a full rewrite from > scratch, so it's not usable for now. I'll try to come back to this when > Firefox Web Extensions and Firebug 3 stabilize and provide the APIs I need > for it to work. > > I forked the project when I separated from the employer where it was > created, so there is a new package name for the extensions that have been > updated. At this time, the maven coordinates for the web application > server-side plugin remain with the old name. The wiki documents all of > this. > > I looked at Eclipse Marketplace and the self-hosting was confusing; if > someone familiar with that wants to pair with me to try to get it properly > submitted, I can try. I don't have my own hosting service for the binaries. > > Jenny Brown -- Become a Wicket expert, learn from the best: http://wicketinaction.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
