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I used Wicket for a major project way back in 2007 and worked with the creator of Wicket for a while - so it's almost certain I got some inspiration there :) W

I used Wicket for a major project way back in 2007 and worked with the creator of Wicket for a while - so it's almost certain I got some inspiration there :) Wicket was probably the first time I saw a web framework and thought - "wow, this web stuff can be elegant". Wicket suffered because it straddled the transition from pure HTML to HTML+AJAX. It could do HTML+AJAX, and their solution was elegant, but it was an afterthought and Wicket wasn't really designed around it. Kweb was designed from the ground-up for this world and this affords it many advantages.

lmm 8y ago
Glad to hear it. How Scala-friendly are the interfaces?
- renegadus 8y ago
  Hmm, I'm not sure, but my guess is "not very" as I didn't really design it with usage from other JVM languages in mind. The reason is it depends on some stuff like coroutines - and since Scala deprecated their delimited continuations plugin way back when, I don't believe Scala has any equivalent feature. May I ask why you ask?
  - lmm 8y ago
    I'm interested to use a framework with this kind of design, but I'm very much committed to Scala (and could never give up HKT at this point).
    - renegadus 8y ago
      Ah, understood. If you're locked in to Scala then unfortunately Kweb probably won't be a good fit :(