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Lies, damned lies and statistics. - Posted April 27, 2007
Matt Raible has a post asking people for various statistics about their web framework of choice. He’s asking for numbers for the following: How many tools (i.e. IDE plugins) are available for your web framework? How many jobs are available for your framework on Dice.com? What about Indeed.com? How many messages where [sic] posted to [...]
Variable node-height CSS trees (a work in progress) - Posted March 29, 2007
I’ve been playing with CSS trees lately, but all the existing solutions I can find don’t quite do what I want. The requirements are: Support for variable-height nodes (this seems to be the real killer). Plus/minus icons to expand/collapse nodes. Support for scaling the tree with font size, preferably including the padding around the lines [...]
JSP and Wicket, sitting in a tree… - Posted March 1, 2007
Most programmers like writing things from scratch, but throwing it all away and starting again often isn’t feasible, especially with web applications. I’ve recently been migrating a JSP/servlet based app to Wicket and I suspect there are many people who are going down this path.
More on java.io.NotSerializableException debugging - Posted February 12, 2007
Eelco took my original ten minute hack and ran with it, and has produced something that covers a lot more edge cases. It handles anonymous inner classes, externalizables, things with custom writeObject() functions and a bunch of other stuff. It also plays nicely with SecurityManagers. You can find the code in Wicket 1.3′s SerializableChecker.java. It [...]