Hi Bas, Thanks for the kind words. I actually studied other frameworks several years ago before starting the project, and finally settled down with Wicket. One reason is that I can encapsulate into Wicet component not only front-end logics, but also back-end logics, and it makes the component much easier and practical to be re-used.
Thanks for the great work, Wicket team! Robin ________________________________ From: Bas Gooren <b...@iswd.nl> Sent: Friday, January 17, 2020 2:58 PM To: users@wicket.apache.org <users@wicket.apache.org>; Robin Shen <ro...@pmease.com> Subject: Re: An open source devops platform completely created with Wicket Hi Robin, Wow - that looks like a really polished product, compliments to you! Regarding Wicket I completely agree; While there are more fashionable techniques, I tend to feel like they drastically increase complexity when compared to wicket. I’m happy to hear stories such as yours (which mimic mine), as there are not that many (public) stories about wicket usage :-) I will certainly have a close look at your product. Thanks! Met vriendelijke groet, Kind regards, Bas Gooren Op 17 januari 2020 bij 01:26:06, Robin Shen (ro...@pmease.com<mailto:ro...@pmease.com>) schreef: Dear wicket users, I'd like to introduce OneDev, an open source all-in-one devops platform: https://github.com/theonedev/onedev It is created completely with Wicket with only one person. I know that there are modern and fashion techniques such as React/Vue, but I still feel that Wicket is the most suitable framework for this product, considering that I can work with the same set of code from front-end to back-end, with Java's mature libraries and toolings. I must say I gain great productivity with Wicket. Hope this product is useful to someone. Robin
