Thanks for sharing this! I find it incredible how you have been working consistently with the same tools for years and still love them!
They say "A bad worker always blames their tools".
That could be one possible explanation for the insatiable thirst for "new shiny tools" in the software world ;)
"When you're on a good thing - stick to it!"
It helps when the Apache Wicket devs are proper software engineers and each feature is properly thought out and each release is rock solid.
If I hadn't chosen Wicket in 2008 I would have probably had to rewrite my UI 3 or 4 times by now.
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Thanks for sharing this! I find it incredible how you have been working consistently with the same tools for years and still love them!
They say "A bad worker always blames their tools".
That could be one possible explanation for the insatiable thirst for "new shiny tools" in the software world ;)
"When you're on a good thing - stick to it!"
It helps when the Apache Wicket devs are proper software engineers and each feature is properly thought out and each release is rock solid.
If I hadn't chosen Wicket in 2008 I would have probably had to rewrite my UI 3 or 4 times by now.