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Java, so I prefer Wicket and like Stripes.
by st3fan 18y ago
Java, so I prefer Wicket and like Stripes.
- rs 18y ago+1 for wicket. Used wicket for a while on xp-dev.com, but moved to a home grown one as wicket was a tad bit too bloated. But I really like how wicket is component based, and have used it successfully for other project (all intranet based ones though - so don't really have many publicly accessible examples)
- bdittmer 18y ago+1 for Stripes. It's like WebWork/Struts 2 without the XML configuration headaches.