I know it's only a small incentive for you, but I for one would buy
such a book. I am still using Xcode -- and any tools to smooth the
transition to Eclipse would be welcome.
Another few chapters on some of the ways that Project Wonder borgs
itself into WO, and how you can take advantage of that (eg logging,
editing contexts etc), would also be welcome.
On 13/12/2006, at 11:55, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Dec 12, 2006, at 4:32 PM, Wolf Naegeli wrote:
At 15:01:47 -0800 12/11/06, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Dec 11, 2006, at 1:12 PM, David den Boer wrote:
> However, I have made the move and it was less painful than I
thought it would be.
And don't you feel better for it? :-P
It just occurred to me that for the last couple of months, your
signature has no longer mentioned your WebObjects with Xcode book.
Have you scrapped that project? I hope you're recasting it for
WebObjects with Eclipse. Or, is there already a good one that you
would recommend?
The Xcode version got cancelled for probably obvious reasons. We
dream (a plan without a schedule is just a dream ;-) of writing it
for Eclipse and WOLips, but our current work schedules just won't
allow it. We need to update the work we did on the original to
reflect the Eclipse tool set and then write about nine more
chapters. We may get back to it early next year.
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