That'd be impossible to do without providing the same features for tap3 as
well...Which is something I'm not going to do.
On 9/14/06, Peter Dawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
it would be really good, if any book will be backward compatible with
tap3.
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it would be really good, if any book will be backward compatible with tap3.
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Heh.. This will only cover how to develop various types of "ajax"
functionality with Tapestry.
I think other people are either already working on or planning on working on
broader ranges of things related to Tapestry/hivemind as a whole. (though I
don't know the details)
On 9/14/06, Josh Long <[
THERES A BOOK MERCY !! WHEN?? WHERE DO I THROW CASH??
Yay a book a real live book yay...
::ahem::
Please elaborate because I'm sure you've piqued a lot of people's curiousity...
Is this a Tapestry In Action II: A New Hope kind of book, or this a
'Dojo Manual' kind of book? (Either is fine, I'm
Yes, there should be enough for a starting point. All the infrastructure is
in place for it. I still predict a few more changes to make "Widget"
development easier as I start adding in a bunch of these guys but that's
about it.
I have no idea when the book thing will be done. I'm not even going t
Thanks. Glad to hear it is a tough one for you as well :-)
When you say it is coming with a book, how far out is that? If we wanted to
start coding today, is there enough in 4.1 to make at least a starting point
from?
Thanks for all the information.
Irv
On 9/13/06, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROT
That's a tough decision..I can say that I'm pretty sure I won't be able to
provide any community support for tacos for a very long time. That doesn't
mean that Andy isn't doing a great job of it right now.
Though I'm still drowning a little under a few projects the "widget wave" of
development is
