Hi all, I'm new to Tapestry, doing mostly a lot of initial research atm. Really impressed with the framework so far, and I'd like to start diving deeper.
I think it would be a good discussion to see what kind of dev. setups everybody uses out in the wild, and motivation behind why they chose one over the other(s). I propose this simple format: Currently using: [IDE], [Tool1], [Tool2], [...] + stable + code completion - commercial etc. Tried: [IDE-1], [Tool1-1], [Tool2-1], [...-1] + fast - no documentation etc. Tried: [IDE-2], [Tool1-2], [Tool2-2], [...-2] Etc. Here's mine: Currently using: Eclipse, WTP, Subclipse, Tomcat 5.5 (same as at http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/HowToSetupEclipseWtp) + pretty good for development and debugging: *basic* xml/html/java tools + see changes right away (T4 caching off + project auto-build) + nice integration with servlet container (Tomcat, any other, etc.) + open source - really miss smart code completion & intentions for Java in IntelliJ Idea - no code completion for Tapestry-specific files, like in Spindle - when T4 is configured as a User Library, can't use it to run; have to put jars into WEB-INF/lib - WTP publishing is not instantaneous, as it has to move modified files to a temp dir first Tried: IntelliJ Idea, Tomcat 5.5 + great for Java coding - mediocre for XML and tapestry-specific files - commercial license Tried: Eclipse, Spindle 3, Tomcat (Tapestry 3) + Tap. code completion - very unstable Regards, - A --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]