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by mindcrime
5158 days ago
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If you already know Java, then Wicket[1] is a good choice in that it does a nice job of separating the HTML from code. You can let a designer have at it and work on layout and what-not, and seamlessly tie that into your Java code. As a side note, though, it should be perfectly possible to use JSP as a view layer with fairly minimal bleed-through of Java "stuff." If you stick to JSTL tags and absolutely, totally and completely avoid scriptlet code in your JSPs (write a custom tag if you have to) it's possible to have JSP pages that a web developer can work with, without excessive difficulty. [1]: http://wicket.apache.org/ |
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