wicket is a new wheel. we were happy to be basement hackers and create a
more round wheel for you so you dont bump your head as much when you ride it
:)
-igor
On 3/7/07, Jason Roelofs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/6/07, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Would you mine expounding on this a little more? This comes across to
> me as
> > "it's bad programming practice to follow paradigms set in place for
> the past
> > 10+ years (Web session being a hash of strings at it's most basic
> > implementation)."
>
> Exactly, that's what I'm saying! :) Much of what is wrong with web
> application framework today is that they do not support proper
> strongly typed object oriented development.
>
> > In response to the topic at hand, I implemented what I posted earlier,
> it
> > seems to work alright.
>
> Cool,
>
> Eelco
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Well, I come from Rails after having spent time in PHP and even some
Cocoon (shudder). Rails sessions are of course Ruby hashes, and fully OO,
strongly typed, etc. PHP sessions can also have anything put into them,
though objects are basically hashes anyway.
I do see where the idea of 'subclassing to make your own' comes from; Java
does little to help with dynamic data structures. Right now I'm still in the
Ruby mindset, trying to get back into the mind of Java developers. It isn't
easy but I'm getting there.
And to Igor: I'm a software developer, not a basement hacker, and I'm sure
most of you here are the same. I'm never happy to be reinventing the wheel
:P. And as I said earlier, I've never seen such easy to use Ajax support in
a web framework.
Jason
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