Archive for October, 2006

Wicket IDE plugins

Saturday, October 7th, 2006

On the off chance of someone actually reading this, I just wanted to list the plugins for Wicket in the various IDE’s that are available. In no particular order of preference:

Now download and start coding your applications using the best available Wicket support for your platform!

I attended the Databinder Release Party

Saturday, October 7th, 2006

Man that was awesome! The Databinder folks really know how to party… I just woke up with a huge headache and I must say I can’t remember much from what happened in the last hours of the party. I’m sure it wasn’t too embarrassing.

I would like to congratulate the ever innovating N8han with his newest release: Databinder 0.8

Wicket in live Action

Monday, October 2nd, 2006

It has been a while since I blogged about anything Wicket related. This was mainly because of two projects that took away all my time.

The first project is a 12 person, Wicket based, student administration system for high schools (you know, those pescy adolescents between ages 12 and 18), developed at Topicus Onderwijs. The project has gone live a couple of weeks ago and did so without a hitch. At first we started with about 90 concurrent sessions, and we will gradually see this rise to about 400 concurrent sessions until the end of the year. Unfortunately I can’t show you anything from inside the application (student information is protected by law), but we’re working on our external site.

The other project that takes the rest of my time is writing Wicket in Action together with Eelco Hillenius and Janne Hietamaki. Today I finished a chapter that was long overdue and is something most of you are looking forward to read about: Models. I tried to keep the ‘Super Models need to be thin’ type of puns to a minimum. I think the chapter is in great shape and I hope our editor agrees. The coming weeks I’ll be writing my other assigned chapters.

With all this hard work one would almost forget about our incubation at Apache. With SourceForge blocking all mail to the mailinglists originating from gmail accounts, it is fortunate that we now have our first mailinglist available at Apache. Subscribing this new list to Nabble is already undertaken.

Thanks Upayavira for making the mailinglist happen!