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In case you aren’t using it yet, Apache Wicket is a java-based, stateful, component-based web development framework. Let’s look at why you might want to use it.
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Learn how to create JSON response endpoints in Wicket
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In part 2 we show how to add fuzzy search to our dropdowns using Levenshtein distance. We discuss some limitations and possible improvements.
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Autocomplete or type-ahead fields are used when the large number of options makes it infeasible to use dropdowns containing all the possible options. Let’s learn how to implement them in Wicket.
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Just a short note
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Learn how to quickly add database communication to your Wicket app using Hibernate and Spring Data JPA while writing almost no code!
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In part 2, we get into the nitty gritty details of how to implement the hybrid approach.
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Simplify data storage in your apps by using JSON column types instead of relying on database normalization.
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Quickly get started creating secure encrypted links in your Wicket application!
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Use IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and IMarkupCacheKeyProvider to allow your Wicket Panel’s to generate their own dynamic markup!