be illustrated in chapter 8, when we will introduce the topic of stateful and stateless pages. For now, we can consider them as equivalent. Wicket comes with a rich set of link components suited for every is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout across all the site, we must ensure that each page will include content):  For the sake of simplicity we can consider each included area as a static HTML fragment. Now let’s see how we can handle the layout of our web application using Wicket. 5.2. Here comes the inheritance

be illustrated in chapter 8, when we will introduce the topic of stateful and stateless pages. For now, we can consider them as equivalent. Since Wicket 8 is built on Java 8, we can choose to leverage is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout across all the site, we must ensure that each page will include content):  For the sake of simplicity we can consider each included area as a static HTML fragment. Now let’s see how we can handle the layout of our web application using Wicket. 5.2. Here comes the inheritance

be illustrated in chapter 8, when we will introduce the topic of stateful and stateless pages. For now, we can consider them as equivalent. Since Wicket 8 is built on Java 8, we can choose to leverage is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout across all the site, we must ensure that each page will include content):  For the sake of simplicity we can consider each included area as a static HTML fragment. Now let’s see how we can handle the layout of our web application using Wicket. 5.2. Here comes the inheritance

be illustrated in chapter 8, when we will introduce the topic of stateful and stateless pages. For now, we can consider them as equivalent. Since Wicket 8 is built on Java 8, we can choose to leverage is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout across all the site, we must ensure that each page will include content):  For the sake of simplicity we can consider each included area as a static HTML fragment. Now let’s see how we can handle the layout of our web application using Wicket. 5.2. Here comes the inheritance

What is Wicket? ● Wicket is a web framework. More precisely is a component-oriented framework. ● Now we gonna look at a classic example of form to sign in a user with a username and password. ● Text default, and can be implemented with lambda expressions: add(new Label("timeStamp", () -> LocalDate.now())); Models and forms ● In Wicket the concept of model is probably the most important topic of form is submitted. public class LoginForm extends Form { public final void onSubmit() { ... } ● Now we gonna look at a classic example of form to sign in a user with a username and password. ● Text