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SOTP (State of the Project) - November 2012

Now, that the project is a little more than 7 months old and taking it slow due to other obligations, I'd like to offer a little summary on the current state of the project.

I've spent a couple of hours starting a demo application using Wicket-CRUDr to show and keep track of what the framework can do right now. This application is the current Proof of Concept for the project, so whenever I run into an issue, I stop working on the application and fix the framework instead. This is necessary since there is no such thing as a project plan or even QA beyond Unittests. Main issue right now is a bug where somewhere between a displayed object and the list it contains, the model-chain is broken so that the model of the list isn't updated. Since the framework relies heavily on builders and factories this is quite hard to track (as usual when there are factories involved).

Posted by David Hendrix in Wicket-CRUDr Comments: (2) Trackbacks: (0)
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#1 - Zala 2012-12-14 14:32 - (Reply)

Good afternoon,

I must admit that I'm looking forward to have a first release! In my opinion, Wicket is very productive and it will be even more so with a scaffolding component.

So, keep on the good, hard work and thanks in advance for it!

I come on this blog from times to times and I will test crudr for sure as soon as a first version is here.

Regards,

Zala

#1.1 - David Hendrix 2012-12-27 17:02 - (Reply)

Hi and thanks for the nice words. It's really nice to see that someone besides me is interested in this. I'm looking forward to provide a first test version to see if this concept is as usefull as I envision it.


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