Hi,
that's great and thanks for all the effort.
However I miss something like this:
https://hibernate.org/orm/releases/
which shows nice compatibility matrix.
Wicket's website has nothing like that and its releases page does not
even state what Java version / Servlet etc. is required and you have to
search for it
https://wicket.apache.org/versions/
And one nitpick, there is url discrepancy - Releases in the menu
/versions in url.
Keep up the good work and thank you for keep pushing Wicket forward.
Vit
Dne 26. 10. 26 v 23:23 Martijn Dashorst napsal(a):
Hi all,
To celebrate the upcoming Wicket 11 release, we took a good look at the
Wicket website and set out to make it more modern and better structured.
The result is live now at https://wicket.apache.org. Thanks to everyone who
voted on the designs!
The new design gives our beloved framework a seasonal, organic feel. Every
page opens with a photograph that changes with the time of year: this week
that's Halloween, so mind the pumpkin. If your system is set to dark mode,
the site follows it.
The bigger change is under the hood. The new structure brings all the
wisdom of the excellent reference guide (formerly the User Guide, and still
available) into 138 short pages, each about one particular problem or
aspect:
- 5 tutorials that take you from an empty project to a tested page with Ajax
- 97 how-to guides, each for one task
- 15 explainers on why Wicket works the way it does, from models to
serialization
- 21 reference pages
Each page says which Wicket version it applies to, and the search finds
classes, tasks and terms. If you were afraid to read the 300+ page
reference guide, these friendly, to-the-point pages are for you. The
reference guide itself is still there for every release line, as one page
and as PDF.
A few other things to look at:
- How Wicket works (https://wicket.apache.org/start/overview.html) builds
one small order page in seven steps, from plain HTML to a tested page with
Ajax that is secure by default.
- Each release line has its own page with its status, how long it's
supported, the Maven dependency to copy, downloads and the way to upgrade.
- The quick start generates a new Wicket project with Maven in a minute:
https://wicket.apache.org/start/quickstart.html
- Questions, bug reports, reporting a vulnerability and the mailing lists
are now on one Community page.
Found something broken or missing? Let us know on the users list.
Martijn, on behalf of the Apache Wicket team
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