Two things I think are missing in the book are:
- a component reference: Also the wicket site does not contain a full reference. This is extremely importantant I think because if you want people to find and use the components then they should be documented. The wicket site itself is also not that good at it (especially wicket extensions is really low on documentation).
- an explanation of back button support:
As I learned, wicket supports solving the back button problem but you
have to know a number of things; it is not transparent. Since back
button support is one of the selling points of wicket, I think it
should have been described in the book (it is easy to break back button
support if you don't know what you are doing).
Erik
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