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Re: WWDC 08


  • Subject: Re: WWDC 08
  • From: Franco Borgo <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:04:41 -0400

On Mar 13, 2008, at 18:51, Gavin Eadie wrote:

>Actually, I believe I've noticed a slight up-tick in the number of 'novice' WebObjects users in the WebObjects and WOLips/Wonder mailing lists.  
>If this is not my imagination, there's still people out there joining our platform .. Gavin

Being one of the Newbie... since 2006 :-), I would say that Apple behavior with WO is clearly sending me a signal to move to something else.
I am more of a scientific, no GUI, type of programer. Even being new to WO and Java, I was able to quickly build a very powerful Web-App with nice GUI  with WO Builder and old Apple Tutorial. Without them, I am lost.

I have tried WOLips with Eclipse and I am nowhere near where I was with WO two years ago. People told me that WO had a steep learning curve. To me it is Eclipse that I find difficult to grasp.

I am sure that Eclipse can do everything pretty good, but to me, WO was great at one thing, helping me bring my idea to the web very fast and quite easily.

Franco
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