The londonwicket.org site has had a bit of an overhaul. I’ve put up the slides and code from my recent AJAX drag & drop generic list editor talk, given at the previous London Wicket Users’ Group meet-up. The previous meet-up went really well, with about forty people turning up. It was successful enough that Google [...]
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Google UK to host Apache Wicket User Group on Feb 6 - Posted January 19, 2008
I’ve recently started work as a developer at Google UK. We’re going to be hosting the upcoming Wicket London User Group on February 6th. It’s looking very popular already, with nearly thirty people registered so far. If you want to come, you’ll need to sign up here, as we need your names for the front [...]
Wicket User Groups Go Global - Posted November 25, 2007
Wicket is looking particularly exciting at the moment. Why? Is it because Wicket 1.3 is nearly ready to take its first steps into the world? Or is it because Wicket in Action will be out soon? Nope. What’s really exciting is the way the community is taking off. Becoming an Apache project, with all the [...]
Wicket Guice updates - Posted November 7, 2007
I’ve updated the Wicket Guice integration project with some new features. The last of the following wasn’t quite done in time to make the upcoming Wicket 1.3.0-rc1 release, but the other features listed here are in. They are: Support for Provider<T> -based injection. Support for TypeLiteral<T> -based injection. A GuiceWebApplicationFactory, so you can make your [...]
Wicket Quickstart - Posted October 7, 2007
People seem to have problems getting started with Wicket using the Maven 2 archetype quickstart. In an effort to make this as obvious as possible, I’ve created a screencast showing you how to do it, explaining each step in detail along the way. It’s done from a pretty-much virgin installation, so there are no bits [...]