Emanuel heheh.... This is a poor impersination of a non-native English speaker. It's still very easy to pick out your style, and figure out it's you. Only you provoke people with classic trollish attacks such as:
<replier's name>, can you [...]? <replier's name>, why [...]? so seeing this: "Sven, can you answer my question?" we all know you came right back since your old gmail account was disabled. On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 11:08 AM, Richard Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Menno, > > I have been using Tapestry for over three years, starting with > Tapestry 3. I am still maintaining one application on Tapestry 3 and > a few applications on Tapestry 4; I am also starting development with > Tapestry 5. Most of what I learned with one version applies to the > next. > > I understand your worry that a future "Tapestry 6" might be > incompatible with Tapestry 5 since, in the past, each new version of > Tapestry has not been compatible with the previous version. Howard > designed Tapestry 5 so he (and others) can update it without breaking > backward compatibility. Some parts of Tapestry are now considered > "private", and can change in incompatible ways, while the "public" > interfaces will stay the same even as Tapestry grows and improves. > > In my opinion, Tapestry is well worth learning and will help you > write high-quality Web applications very quickly. it is different > from anything else out there, which means that some people will not > like it, but in my experience is often the best tool for the job. > > Regards, > > ...Richard > > P.S. I have used YUI with both Tapestry 3 and 4. Tapestry's design > makes it easy to add a library such as YUI to your application. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
