This is just FUD in my opinion. I recently had dinner with Howard and
we had some great talks about RoR, Ajax, and Tapestry. Howard is very
interested in Rails (as most Java developers are for that matter), but
he has no intention of abandoning Tapestry if our dinner was any
indication. I also have to agree with Patrick, until there's a real dev
environment for Ruby/Rails I'll stick with Tapestry for my big
projects.
One point, this is not to put any words in Howard's mouth only my take
on a recent conversation we had concerning these subjects. Also, there
are other developers involved with Tapestry (and I hope to become more
involved with the project as my own book progresses.
-warner
On Jul 13, 2005, at 9:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Recent views expressed by Howard on his blog and discussions on the net
makes me question the future of Tapestry. He is sounding more and more
pro
Ruby on Rails and a bit anti Java. So the question is would Tapestry
end up
along the way like one of those abandoned OS projects with no
development
activity whatsover? This is something I think worth thinking about by
we
Tapestry users. To be honest, I'm taking a serious look at Wicket now.
What do you think?
Francis
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