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>
OK. I have started doing this.
Here:
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/geertjan/?anchor=wicket_markup_html_webcomponent_voor
Before I go further, do you agree that it makes sense to provide code
within a context? In other words, look at the code snippets for
MultiLineLabel. Do you agree that putting LESS code there would not be a
good idea because the context of the MultiLineLabel would be lost?
I have put the MultiLineLabel in bold -- both in the Java and in the
HTML -- to highlight the point of the code snippet: the fact that it is
ABOUT MultiLineLabel.
Before going further with these snippets, I'd like to hear back from at
least Eelco about whether this is the right direction.
-- Gj
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