MacNN | Apple releases WebObjects 5.3 as part of Xcode 2.1
With this release, WebObjects is now part of the Xcode 2.1 Developer Tools distribution. You can now create and edit an entity-relationship model using either Xcode’s EO Model design tool or EOModeler separate development tool packaged with WebObjects.
This is an interesting development. It looks […]
Tiger Updated
I just finished installing 10.4, XCode 2, WO (5.2, 5.2.2, and 5.2.3), and Subversion. Checked out the APOLLO/Pachyderm source tree, and build and ran Pachyderm2.woa.
Sounds like WebObjects works find under Tiger. I haven’t had a chance to test it myself yet, but this sounds promising.
Why Java Won’t Get It Right is an interesting entry about some of the problems with Java technology. The best part is that it is written by someone who actually knows Java. A part that I particularly liked was:
They over-architect everything. I’ve actually used a Java framework (I’m not gonna say which) […]
WebObjects Rocks is a short description of using Webobjects for a project.
Recently I had to port my app to WebSphere running DB2. Well I did and I don’t have to do anything special. The database is determined at runtype and my EOModelPrototype is selected that correctly maps the objects to the relational table.
The application he […]
Behind the Red Shed with Jonathan Rentzsch is a good interview with Jonathan Rentzsch. He makes some interesting comments regarding Webobjects.
WebObjects is only relevant if you’re on the hook for writing lots of web applications fairly quickly. There’s an definite escape velocity however — the learning curve is steep, so it really only makes […]