Since I am a consulting, I give advice, but will happily work with Tapestry
or JSF.
Being a capitalist, I tend to pick the one with the highest bill rate. :o)
I am currently working with Scott Fau.h and another ArcMinder in San
Diego.
We are working with JSF, Spring, Hibernate (and soon iBa
Thanks Rick! Your response was exactly what I was seeking,
and I appreciate the detail and justification.
And your comment:
I don't get to pick. The pick is usually done before I get there and I
merely assist with the choice.
reminds us that many of these kinds of decisions are not made on
a
H
I find Tapestry to be powerful and robust.
It seems to handle resources better than JSF.
It is also really easy to create Tapestry components (out of other Tapestry
components no less). JSF component creation (true components not composition
components ala Facelets) is lacking.
Many th
Hopefully not.
I didn't ask "which app framework is better"?
I asked a specific question of Rick (and others) from his experience
"When would you choose to use Tapestry over JSF/Facelets"?
I was hoping for a summary based on his experiences with various frameworks.
cheers,
-tom
you may have just started the next religious war
On Jun 20, 2006, at 11:30 AM, Thomas Hicks wrote:
Hey Rick,
You raise an issue I've been looking at lately: the pros & cons
of various web app dev frameworks. I was motivated by my lack
of knowledge about what's out there and inspired by Matt Ra
Hey Rick,
You raise an issue I've been looking at lately: the pros & cons
of various web app dev frameworks. I was motivated by my lack
of knowledge about what's out there and inspired by Matt Raible's
comparison presentation
(http://www.virtuas.com/articles/webframework-sweetspots.html).
In t
Darn... I knew I should have spoke up sooner. $90K for shutting up. I would
have done it for $10K.
DOH!
I have an opinion on this topic, but don't have time to defend it so I'll
take a big dose of "shut up".
Nick,
I was up your way working on a Tapestry project (a few weeks ago).
I've been doi
I can do the chips/dip. Please let me know what you like.
-- Chad
On 6/19/06, Rene Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
From discussions at the meeting and on the list, we'll have the picnic
on Saturday July 15 on Mt. Lemmon starting at 10AM (so we can get a
table). We'll probably eat ar
Hahahahaha!
Will it be tax free?
nick
On Jun 20, 2006, at 10:24 AM, Jon Thomas wrote:
Nick
When you get home there will be $90k in your freezer. Now please
shut up.
:-)
On Jun 20, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Nick Lesiecki wrote:
The worst part is, this will be bad for business in the long run!
Nick
When you get home there will be $90k in your freezer. Now please
shut up.
:-)
On Jun 20, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Nick Lesiecki wrote:
The worst part is, this will be bad for business in the long run!
Just imagine if every new Friendster, MySpace, delicious, or what
have you had to sign ov
The worst part is, this will be bad for business in the long run!
Just imagine if every new Friendster, MySpace, delicious, or what
have you had to sign over big money to AT&T just to get their
websites seen. The web has launched 1000s of new businesses, some of
them wildly successful and
Took me about 2 minutes to call McCain and Kyl - because I had the
numbers right in the email.
Never underestimate the power of big money, soulless corporate
entities, and their lobbyists to spread corruption and evil. I for
one definitely don't mind getting stuff like this on the list. We
need
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