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TagCloud
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Please note, that there is a TagCloud http://www.codesmell.org/org.codesmell.wicket.tagcloud component for Wicket in Beta stage. Please send Feedback if you use
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tagcloud, wicket, java, web20
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Shoot em all
(codesmell)
Do you struggle from time to time with creating webpages that HAVE TO render flawlessly on several platforms? Then this one might be for you: browsershots.org http://browsershots.org. If you use it professionally, consider supporting them by buying priority processing from them
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browser, css, javascript
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Working on weekends...
(codesmell)
isn´t that funny in most cases. Here is one where it is: I had the opportunity to take part in a JWeekend http://jweekend.co.uk/ Wicket course. The course was held by Al Maw and Cemal Bayramoglu. It was a two day (not surprising) course: Sat & Sun, 9 ...
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wicket, course, jweekend, java, london
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Guice & Wicket, a perfect match.
(codesmell)
You know Wicket http://wicket.apache.org/, at least, you´ve heard of it. What you might have missed, is that it integrates with Guice http://code.google.com/p/googleguice/ quite well through this project http://herebebeasties.com/20070620/wicketgetsguicy/. I´ve tried ...
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wicket, java, guice, dependency-injection
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Separation of concern as in Wicket
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I´m not alone with my view on Wicket. Just found this http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=7948097&framed=y on Nabble: Wicket is the framework that I've been looking for for a long time. The certain feature of wicket that made itself the favorite ...
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wicket, java, javaee, framework
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Wicket
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Web application development to me has one central problem: separation of concern between designers/page authors and the 'backend geek'. My firm belief is, that there is a very small number of people, that can do a good job in both areas. Any ...
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wicket, java, javaee, framework, jsf, seam, jsp
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Seam minor release
(codesmell)
Seam 1.2.1.GA was just released. There is one very important bugfix to be found in the release notes: \JBSEAM996\ EntityManagerProxy should be serializable If i´m right about the implications of this one, this might have been responsible for the exceptions i´ve seen (and not been ...
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java, jboss, seam, ejb3
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BugMeNot Firefox Plugin
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I often download trial products for evaluation. What i do not like about it, is being bugged by sales people shortly after, that try to "help me in my evaluation process" without asking for it. The second problem is, that i constantly forget ...
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firefox2, firefox
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What´s the E for ?
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Just saw a reference to typo3 as an "Enterprise" CMS. So my conception about that "E" seems to be wrong. Would anyone share his wisdom (apart from calling all this a pointless marketing blah) what he/she thinks ...
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ecm, ecms, cms
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SCWCD for J2EE 1.4
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Today i passed the Sun certified Web Component Developer exam in its J2EE 1.4 incarnation. I did the 1.3 more than a year ago and so can compare these two. Some Tips for those interested in taking the 1.4er ...
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java, j2ee, servlets, certification
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