Blog Moved
I finally moved my blog off of my old server to my new one. Most users should not see any change (unless you notice I chopped www and /blog/ off the URL). Hopefully now I’ll start writing some more posts!
Catching all feedback messages that aren’t rendered by other feedback panels
There are many times in writing our Wicket applications that we want to render feedback messages close to the component that registered the message – especially in forms. But, we also typically want to display all the other messages in Continue reading
More great reasons to go to ApacheCon US 2009
ApacheCon US 2009 is fast approaching. And for all you Wicket lovers out there, or anybody interested in getting started with Wicket, you know that I will be presenting a one day training as well as an Introduction to Wicket Continue reading
Wicket Training at ApacheCon US 2009
I am very happy to announce that there will be a one day training course at the 2009 ApacheCon conference in Oakland, CA (USA). Before I tell you more about it, consider the following “top ten” list: Top Ten Reasons Continue reading
I’m now a Wicket core developer
My intention is not to blow my own horn, but I was so excited to have been asked to join the Wicket development team (link) that I knew it was time to dust off the old blog and start trying Continue reading
Wicket Stuff Reorganization
So last week and this weekend I was swamped spending pretty much every night trying to get the Wicket Stuff project organized. When I started, the trunk of Wicket Stuff had over 85 folders (subprojects) in it. It was a mess. Continue reading
Wicket in Action Book Signing
Martijn signs my book! Yes, it’s dumb, but I took advantage of ApacheCon 2008 by having Martijn Dashorst sign my personal copy of Wicket in Action. Fortunately Bruno Borges was on-hand to document the momentous occasion! Now I just need Continue reading
Wicket QuickStart Tutorial
So, you posted something to the Wicket mailing list saying that you thought you found a bug or you had a problem and were told to “create a quickstart” duplicating the problem. And then you said “how”? There are two Continue reading
Meet the Wicket Community – Little ol’ Me!
After a great week at ApacheCon last week, it was an extra privilege to spend the time with Martijn Dashorst and Bruno Borges. An added privilege was the opportunity to complete my interview with Martijn in person at ApacheCon. To Continue reading
ApacheCon – Java Monitoring and Troubleshooting Tools in Action
Presented by Bill Au, of the Platform Infrastructure group at CNET Bill is going to help us learn about how to troubleshoot and monitor java apps, thread and heap dumps, hung or slow apps, OutOfMemoryErrors, and JVM crashes. All of the Continue reading