Yeah I was really into Wicket in late 2000s and while I personally liked it and hated JS, managing UI state and templates on the server was always kind of a foo

Yeah I was really into Wicket in late 2000s and while I personally liked it and hated JS, managing UI state and templates on the server was always kind of a foot gun for performance and scale in a team environment. Really hard for me to be excited about this approach again, especially after all the improvements to web, JS, and TypeScript in meantime.