+1 to NFTT

Further I'd like to deflect this thread. For me Tapestry 5 is the GREATEST webframework on the planet! And I don't care a cent about what TheServerside or whoever thinks, says and writes about it.

Tapestry5

* is so easy to start
* is so easy to succeed
* is so well documented
* has such a vibrant user community
* is such an EASY way to develop projects really RAPIDLY
* is so INTELLIGENTLY well integrated with spring and hibernate
* is so intimately cared about by the lead architect Howard as well as the other committers
 ... to be continued!

And yet it's OPEN SOURCE. If I understand right that means everybody is invited to think out loud and to get his hands in the mud and work on what someone want's to see realized.

So if there REALLY was a need for backwards compatibility, where are you people that need this feature? Speak up, get in construction mode, and get in working mode rather than complaining and disturbing those who really are commited to CONTRIBUTE to a community. I'm sure the community would be willing to help.

I'm thinking about starting a wiki page on 'What I really like about Tapestry 5'. We could collect user stories about learning T5, implementing projects with T5, enhancing T5, and other related stories.

Thoughts?

Michael


Adam Zimowski schrieb:
Why can't we just obey one simple rule on this mailing list:

DO NOT FEED THE TROLLS

I guarantee that if troll e-mail go unanswered, they will dissapear as
quickly as they came.



On Feb 1, 2008 6:28 AM, Ulrich Stärk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Angelo Turetta schrieb:

I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] (A.K.A. [EMAIL PROTECTED]) has well passed the
limit I would tolerate if the matter was in my hands....

And for what matters, I would also inform his friends at wicket, which
being another of apache's projects should be bound by the same ethics,
what a nice person they have at their court. I can't believe they are OK
with his behavior (I mean: being subscribed to an apache mailing list
under false identity with the only purpose of starting flame threads)

Angelo Turetta

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best is to just ignore them.

Uli


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