In the way that all discussions on TheServerSide tend, a book review of
The Art of Java Web Development has drifted into a chest-thumping "my framework is better than your framework" slog-fest. A couple of years back, I was accused of doing this kind of thing, so now I'm extra careful to hang back and let others fight my battles for me :-) ... or, at least, let others bring up Tapestry first.
Jason Cox, a familiar name on the Tapestry mailing lists, has offered
a particularily nice
description of the advantages of Tapestry, joining some similar notes by
Erik Hatcher and
MindBridge. Always nice to see new evangalists come on board!
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