Hello People,
Today, I am proud to announce that I have now uploaded the first
version of the new Scala-Wicket Extensions.
The project aims to be a central point for Scala related extensions to
the Wicket framework.
At the moment, the project consists of an Archetype, Sample
application
Thanks for that variant of programming wicket-application!
I like scala and its concepts, very much. Using scala with wicket would
properbly make wicketapplications a little faster, more refactor-safe
and better maintainable.
Do you have good IDE for scala ? If the IDE (e.g. Plugin for eclipse)
Its not quite as good as the Java Tools, but it has come a long way:
http://www.scala-lang.org/node/94
Jörn
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Martin Sachs wrote:
> Thanks for that variant of programming wicket-application!
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> I like scala and its concepts, very much. Using scala with wicket woul
Hi Antony,
is there a website for the project with some documentation?
You mention the specification files, but those aren't included in the
SNAPSHOT release. So all I have are some not-so-useful SDocs, your
hints here and a link to
http://technically.us/code/x/the-escape-hatch, which doesn't hel
Not sure how I missed this response Sorry!
No there isn't, there's only the source code, the sample app, the archetype
and the specification tests.
But creating the Wicketstuff page is in the list of things to do, but it's
not that close to the front of the queue unfort. If someone else want
My pleasure :) I hope some people enjoying using the useful stuff in there
and I hope we get some useful contributions to add to the collection.. I'm
sure it will evolve over time as I use it more in our company as well.
hmm, faster to write yes, but i don't think faster performing. Definitely
mo
P.s. I know I'm guilty of it too (I forgot again - the rules for
reply, reply-all etc differ depending on how the lists are setup), but
try to make sure your replies go to both the list, and my email
address - that I'm i'm more likely not to miss them.
Cheers,
Antony.
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I'll take a look at the archetype. Still, a simple page with some
example code would help a lot - Maven archetypes can be quite annoying
when the repository isn't directly available.
Also I don't know where to get the test-jars.
About that arrow character: Eclipse 3.4.x on Windows XP. Default
wor
On 18/08/2009, at 9:30 PM, Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
I'll take a look at the archetype. Still, a simple page with some
example code would help a lot - Maven archetypes can be quite annoying
when the repository isn't directly available.
I completely agree, but I don't have time atm to do it. And the
Op zaterdag 15-08-2009 om 13:14 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Martin
Sachs:
> Do you have good IDE for scala ? If the IDE (e.g. Plugin for eclipse) is
> as well as java-IDE, scala would be the better java. But without IDE,
> many enterprises wont use scala.
For what it's worth, Scala support in N
Antony Stubbs wrote:
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> Yes, the ⇒ is actually what the "=>" is supposed to be in Scala, and is a
> UTF8 character, which I'm sure would be supported by all modern editors.
> I'm surprised you can't see it properly. What OS and version of Eclipse
> are you viewing them with? I am toying aro
Ok yup - it's on the cards to be removed...
cretzel wrote:
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> Antony Stubbs wrote:
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>> Yes, the ⇒ is actually what the "=>" is supposed to be in Scala, and is a
>> UTF8 character, which I'm sure would be supported by all modern editors.
>> I'm surprised you can't see it properly.
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