[PJUG Javamail] Question on which Java web frameworks to learn

[Richard Johnson]

Byron Palmer said:

	My personal opinion is that Wickett is an easier framework use
than Struts, Tapestry, or any thing else.

"Anything" else?  :-)   Do you include JSF and Swing in there too?  Your
first two points are equally true for both JSF and Swing.  They are
"true" MVC and component based.   JSF has some IOC parts, and that might
distinguish it from Wicket.  
 
I know nothing at all about Wicket.  Have you a link?
 

	Javascript, although useful, is not a good place to be doing
programming. If all browsers reacted the same way, if users didn't turn
off javascript for security purposes, and if it was robust, I would
agree with its use. As it stands as long as we have perverse entities
delighting in messing with the DOM and "extending" it for their own
purposes, then I will not endorse it. When all browsers follow 100% of
the standards it would be very nice, but you still have people misusing
it.  

How do you do client-side work with web applications without JS?  Just
curious if there are any effective alternatives yet.
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Richard Johnson 


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