Thanks Geertjan!
I think the what we need most is a serious, complete User's Guide. One
that is well written (people find the current one too hard to read) and
that covers everything you need to know to really get started with
Wicket for a serious web application.
I think it would be good if people were to specify EXACTLY what kind
of things we'd like to have in terms of documentation. I mean, there
are already several basic tutorials on the Wicket site. What kind of
things are missing -- once we know that we can work out how to provide
the necessary docs.
I've started assembling a component reference doc --
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/geertjan/?anchor=wicket_markup_html_webcomponent_voor
Is this going in the right direction? What other/additional things
would be needed for that doc? Or is it superfluous?
Yeah, I like it so far. Instead of the package images, it might be nice
to have some simple illustrations (or none in the case it handles
components that everybody knows) and it would be awsome to have short
code samples with them. Like:
** Label.* Outputs a single string. See the "HelloWorld" sample.
Java:
add(new Label("message", "Hello World!"));
HTML:
<span wicket:id="message" id="message">Message goes here</span>
Cheers,
Eelco
-- Gj
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