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   3. '''He became resourceful.''' After purchasing 
[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1932394117/103-7792846-6517465?v=glance
 Tapestry in Action], he actually created his own custom component and got on 
with form field validation with little to no assistance.
   4. '''He cleanly integrated with the search engine.''' We exposed the search 
engine's API calls as [http://www.springframework.org/ Spring] beans. The 
distinction between the controller and model could not be clearer. I cannot 
even think of how the line between these could be blurred.
  
- As it happened, in less than 3 weeks the back-end task turned out to be a 
great deal more complex and demanding than initially anticipated. So, I had to 
focus almost 100% of my time on it and the junior developer was tasked with 
making a solo attempt at creating the front end. He did it. The project has 
been a resounding success.
+ As it happened, in less than 3 weeks the back-end task turned out to be a 
great deal more complex and demanding than initially anticipated. So, I had to 
focus almost 100% of my time on it and the junior developer was tasked with 
making a solo attempt at creating the front end.
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+ He did it. The project has been a resounding success.
  
  Tapestry components just work - no questions asked. I disagree with the 
statements alluding to a steep and time-consuming learning curve. Tapestry is 
markedly different from [http://struts.apache.org/ Struts] or 
[http://www.opensymphony.com/webwork/ WebWork], which are perhaps more 
intuitive as they resemble extensions of the application-level protocol (HTTP) 
of the TCP stack. However, we have found great advantage in using a framework 
which is divorced from this paradigm. We did not have to come up with any 
unexpected or unnatural extensions, and a single consistent development pattern 
facilitated productivity and developer communication.
  

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