Drag and drop is useful for prototypes, not real world applications.
I'd suggest prototyping with both and documenting the pros and cons of
each.
Matt
On 12/31/07, Allan Ang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Perhaps this shouldn't be in this forum but I would really like to know what
> the majority
Perhaps this shouldn't be in this forum but I would really like to know what
the majority of Appfusers think.
I mainly develop on Struts1/2 but lately a client of mine seems to think
that JSF is faster to develop with all that sexy drag/drop stuff. Somehow
the lack of control that I can have over
Struts 2:
http://raibledesigns.com/page/rd?entry=re_what_web_application_framework
;-)
Actually, the decision really depends on what type of project you're
developing. If you have a lot of forms (particularly more than one per
page), JSF or Tapestry will work much better because they'll manage
Hi all,
Im about to start with a new application and i want to know what do you
think on using JSF or Struts 2.0.
Tks
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