jWeekend is running an Introduction to Apache Wicket 1.3 course on July 21-22. Their approach of running courses on a weekend means busy people don’t need to take time out of their day jobs to find the time for training.
This course is the perfect opportunity to really get up to speed with the latest version [...]
I’ve been shopping for a laptop. Besides it being reasonably quick, all I want are two things; a reasonably high res screen and the ability to drive a 30″ LCD. For the latter, you need dual-link DVI. Now, the MacBook Pro has supported this for a year and a half, and the Powerbooks before even [...]
londonwicket.org has now been launched. Initially, we’re just using this for event management and booking, but it might well grow into other things if the community wants it to. It is, of course, written in Wicket.
Visit us and register for the first London Wicket Users Group meeting, on July 3rd at 6:30pm, near Aldgate.
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Having refactored our proxy support in Wicket’s Spring module into a new wicket-ioc module last night, I decided to see how hard it would be to add decent integration for Google’s Guice IoC framework.
Turns out, it’s not very hard at all, as I’ve just done it over my lunch-break. ;-)
There is now a wicket-guice project [...]