Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last week, you’ll probably have noticed that Google’s App Engine now lets you run Java web apps. This includes those created with Apache Wicket, although you’ll need to tweak a couple of settings to make it play nicely. The App Engine sandbox imposes some restrictions. The [...]
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London Wicket Users Group at Google on October 1st - Posted August 29, 2008
October’s London Wicket User Group meet-up is happening on Wednesday 1st at Google’s office in Victoria. It’s shaping up to be a really good event. We’re pleased to have Ari Zilka (who founded Terracotta) coming along. He will be giving a talk, as will Richard Wilkinson, who has interesting things to say about integrating Wicket [...]
Wicket is on the Google Open Source blog - Posted April 8, 2008
The latest London Wicket get-together has been featured on the Google Open Source blog. Check it out for links to photos, etc. I’ve also put up some presentations and code samples from the event, including our dynamic AJAX image-cropper component.
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 [...]
Wander along to the upcoming London Wicket Event - Posted September 4, 2007
I’ve put together some interesting material on making really shiny forms with Wicket. I’ll be presenting it tomorrow at the fourth London Wicket Users Group event, which is being hosted by Skills Matter in Clerkenwell. See the jWeekend registration page for more details.