On Mar 7, 2008, at 6:11 AM, Angelo Chen wrote:
I read the online doc of Tapestry5 and I found those documents
are complete and informative, far better than most of open source
projects,
maybe what needed are some "getting started" ones or some "best
practice"
things for certain tasks.
I agree that most of the T5 documentation is very good -- especially
considering it hasn't been released yet. I think a lot of people
struggle with very basic things in the beginning. I would highly
recommend Alexander Kolesnikov's Tapestry 5 book for someone starting
with Tapestry. It really helps smooth out the steepness at the
beginning of the learning curve.
Another thing that I think would really help with the adoption of
Tapestry 5 is some additional maven archetypes. The current archetype
is great. You can have a running Tapestry application in a matter of
minutes and it gives you a pretty good idea of what you need to get
started. However if it were possible to choose a Hibernate/Tapestry
or Cayenne/Tapestry archetype, it would make things a lot easier for
someone checking things out for the first time.
Maybe something along the lines of AppFuse--just enough functionality
to get you started and some examples of how to create a login and get
things in and out of the database.
Mark
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