On November 21st the London Wicket meetup took place in “The Gallery” at the central London Foyles Bookshop. At the venue some well-known Wicket-related speakers made their entrance and held talks about Brix, Wicket 1.5, WiQuery, and how having a baby compares to writing a book.
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Scala is a programming language with functional and object oriented aspects. Runs on the Java VM.
Apache Wicket makes developing web apps simple with powerful, reusable components written in plain Java and HTML.
Productivity of software developers. Tricks, tools, motivation and inspiration for everyone.
Some days ago, Andrew Lombardi released a new Refcard: Getting started with Wicket.
You can get these and more on the DZone Refcardz site.
In this guest post, Minze Tolsma, software developer at Capgemini shares his experiences attending the ApacheCon community meetups.
At the Amsterdam Wicket meetup 2009 I did a presentation about Scala and Wicket. Click below to read the entire post and download everything!
There is a discussion about combining interaction design and extreme programming. Alan Cooper says you should do interaction design before doing anything else. Kent Beck disagrees as he wants to integrate interaction design in the iterations of XP. What is your opinion?
On February 4th I gave a talk at the London Wicket User Group. These are all the materials that you can download to get started with Scala and Wicket today!
If you want to attend one of the Wicket User group meetings in London, just visit the jWeekend site and register there. It’s really cool to attend, there is a good atmosphere and nice and smart people everywhere…
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I'm Daan, and this is my blog. I'm a Java software developer, and at work we build open source software for the health care industry. We apply Scrum and some principles of eXtreme Programming.
We use things like Java, Spring, Hibernate, Wicket, OSGI, on Apple hardware.
Feel free to contact me via Skype.
