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Looks like ThinkSecret got some of the scoop on WO from WWDC'06
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Looks like ThinkSecret got some of the scoop on WO from WWDC'06


  • Subject: Looks like ThinkSecret got some of the scoop on WO from WWDC'06
  • From: David Sanchez <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 21:26:28 -0400

Hi!

I am new to WebObjects and new in the list. I decide to learn WebObjects to get a wider understanding of technologies MVC. The other MVC I know of is Oracle ADC trough JDeveloper, but due to recent changes in licensing policies it has become too expensive for small business solutions (5000 dollars and up just for ADC).

I think I got the worse time to learn WebObjects. All the tutorials in the Apple Web Site are referring to deprecated apps like EOModeler, and most of the books out there talk about them too.

I do not think Apple would convert iTunes Music Store and Apple website away from WebObjects. I do not know if there is any indication of it. I do not think Apple will also relay on WOLips to develop its WO solutions (iTMS+Apple Store).

Can someone tell me if WebObjects is dying? I think people who signed any NDA agreement can answer that question.

I know Steve Jobs and Oracle's CEO has very good relationships and I would hate to see that after I learn WebObjects they announce it is dead.

I mean I could spend the time learning another technology.

About the thinksecret post I found something a little disturbing... Is it real the WebObjects team at Apple is as large as 4 people?

I have read in this list almost all of the current Apple tools to develop WebObjects are deprecated. How come 4 people can make a new Java-based Web Object Development environment in reasonable time frame? Is it possible?

I love Apple technologies, but it is very tough decision for a new WO comer to buy books, start training and read tutorials and documentation about a technology which tools are deprecated. Can someone give a breath of relief?

And something I do not understand, if Apple is committed to WO, Why did not show the new tools first and then deprecate the old ones?

Thank you,

David Sanchez

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Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 21:37:18 -0300
From: Karl Gretton <email@hidden>
Subject: Looks like ThinkSecret got some of the scoop on WO from
	WWDC'06
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http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0608webobjects.html

Interesting perspective from Think Secret.

Karl

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