I'm in the middle of the OGNL related changes.  Those should be the last
non-documentation, non-bugfix changes for 2.2.  I'm anxious to get a beta
out.  Looks like the component reference is just about there.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Malcolm Edgar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 7:14 AM
Subject: [Tapestry-developer] Re: Pls freeze the feature list for 2.2


> I would like to add my vote of support to Geoff on this.
>
> Tapestry is a very feature rich and deep framework, with a significant
> learning curve for new developers. I would like to see effort go toward
> improving Tapestry's documentation, with a focus on the Tutorial, to ease
> new and junior developers into Tapestry.
>
> When I first assessed Tapestry, I spent 2 days reading and digesting the
> Developers Guide. When reading the Developers Guide I knew I was onto
> something revolutionary, but I believe your average developer is not
willing
> to spend 2 days learning something new.
>
> I would also like to see additional Tapestry Components. For me the big
> differentiation between Tapestry and Struts (or any other Command pattern
> Web Application Framework), are the Tapestry Components.  With otther
> JSP/Tag based frameworks simply can't do what Tapestry can withoug a mess
of
> code. Tapestry can bind JavaScript to Components giving you a very
> interactive Web Application. Using Microsoft HTC behaviours you can do
> extrodinary things with Tapestry and Javascript/ DOM.
>
> Visual Basic and Delphi were very successful because of their component
> based approach. Highly specialized/skilled developers developed these
> components which a great number of application developers used. The
> application developers didn't know or care how these components worked
> internally, they just used them.
>
> Tapestry also has this potential.  With a solid base of components and
good
> documentaiton Tapestry can enable run of the mill application developer be
> very productive.
>
> p.s. - congradulations Geoff, best wishes for the future.
>
>
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