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Renat and Igor's long awaited article, Tapestry for Nonbelievers is finally available. Check it out!
My only real criticism is that, had they focused on Hibernate, some of the code that switches back and forth between entities and entity ids would be handled automatically by tapestry-hibernate.
They're promising to follow through with more articles. I welcome it!
Howard Lewis Ship is the creator and lead developer for the Apache Tapestry project, and the creator of the Apache HiveMind project. He has over fifteen years of full-time software development under his belt, with over nine years of Java. He cut his teeth writing customer support software for Stratus Computer, but eventually traded PL/1 for Objective-C and NeXTSTEP before settling into Java.
Howard is the author of Tapestry in Action for Manning Publications (which covers Tapestry 3.0), and is currently the Director of Open Source Technology for Formos Software Development. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife Suzanne, a novelist.
Howard is polishing the last rough edges of Tapestry 5 in anticipation of a final 5.0 release.
