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2008
InfoQ: Tapestry for Nonbelievers
by ddelangle
Apache Tapestry is a component-oriented framework for creating web applications in Java. Tapestry applications are build from pages which are constructed from components. The framework takes care about input validation, localization/internationalization, state/persitency management, URL construction/parameter mapping, etc.
2007
Raible Designs | JSF still sucks?
by ddelangle
Conclusion: don't use JSF simply because it's a "standard". Use other frameworks that are more actively developed and designed for the web. For component-based frameworks, the most popular are Tapestry and Wicket. Less popular ones are RIFE and Click.
Struts et JSP à la poubelle - Archiblog - Stratic
by Bastien
& 2 others
Struts et JSP à la poubelle: un article contre jsp, struts et jsf
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2006
TheServerSide.com - JavaServer Faces vs Tapestry - A Head-to-Head Comparison
by Jeepee
& 1 other
(via)
The article arose from having to make a recommendation on which of the two frameworks to use in a real project. It's a task I can imagine many Java developers facing in the months to come.
Tapestry 4.0 Released
by ddelangle
After nearly two years of work, the Tapestry development team is proud to announce the next major release of the Tapestry web application framework.
2005
TheServerSide.com - JavaServer Faces vs Tapestry - A Head-to-Head Comparison
by ddelangle
& 1 other
The article arose from having to make a recommendation on which of the two frameworks to use in a real project. It's a task I can imagine many Java developers facing in the months to come.
