The inside scoop on what's happening with Tapestry ... from the creator of the Apache Tapestry framework. Plus all the normal, random thoughts on coding and technology.
Saturday, January 07, 2006
Tapestry on Slashdot
Is it a sign of my personal immaturity that seeing a Slashdot article on Tapestry made my heart skip a beat? This is Slashdot covering the DeveloperWorks article and caught me by surprise. Let the fud/counter-fud begin!
congratulations howard, this is good news - tapestry clearly deserves more attention. I think the next big step towards a more widespread adoption will be seamless ajax integration (e.g. the excellent tacos component library). tapestry's design and component model allows for the development of ajax-enabled websites which will even work with js turned off (without code changes!), an important point if you're not developing for the "web20-don't-care-about-old-browsers" crowd.
Please note that this is not a support forum for Tapestry. Requests for help will be deleted. Please subscribe to the Tapestry user mailing list if you are in need of support, or contact me directly for professional (for pay) support.
Spammers: Don't bother. I delete your comments and it's a waste of time for both of us. 垃圾邮件发送者：不要打扰。我删除您的评论和它的时间对我们双方的浪费
congratulations howard, this is good news - tapestry clearly deserves more attention. I think the next big step towards a more widespread adoption will be seamless ajax integration (e.g. the excellent tacos component library). tapestry's design and component model allows for the development of ajax-enabled websites which will even work with js turned off (without code changes!), an important point if you're not developing for the "web20-don't-care-about-old-browsers" crowd.
ReplyDelete