Wicket vs JSF, Forum Application

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Peter Thomas has put together an excellent blog post comparing the development of a simple “forum application” using both Wicket (now in Apache Incubator) and JavaServer Faces (JSF). I’ve wanted to do a comparison like this for a long time and while I’ve developed using both technologies I’ve never done a side by side comparison like this. I love how Peter laid it out, with screenshots showing matching resources at every step, it makes it really easy to follow. For example:

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SemariseeNals Says:
December 30th, 2008 at 10:52 pm

what do u normal opinion of adjacent to web2.0 tech in offline world?

Riyad Kalla Says:
December 30th, 2008 at 11:10 pm

SemariseeNals,

You mean like Swing Application Framework, Spring Desktop Framework, Eclipse RCP, etc?

For the offline world I’d suggest the Eclipse Platform, it’s robust, well developed and hugely supported. The tooling is excellent as well.

If you are a NetBeans/Swing expert, give the Swing Application Framework a try, it’s easy to get started with.

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