Re: New look for wocommunity.org
Re: New look for wocommunity.org
- Subject: Re: New look for wocommunity.org
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 20:04:50 -0800
On Feb 1, 2010, at 5:27 PM, Haris Pobric wrote:
As someone who had to “fight”, often losing, battles for the use of
WO in actual projects I would recommend rewriting this page by
stating why WO is a great choice on its own (i.e. why it rocks as
technology) regardless of which particular development environment
one happens to be coming from. If comparisons with other tools
(Rails, J2EE, PHP) must be made they can be presented separately and
it would be good to write them in the vein of “everything you can do
I can do (just as well or) better”.
If there is any interest I can try to find time to put something
together later this week (this weekend is probably more realistic
timeframe).
Please do!
Chuck
Regards,
Haris Pobric
Appwerks, LLC
Visit us online at http://www.appwerks.com
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On Feb 1, 2010, at 7:03 PM, Guido Neitzer <email@hidden>
wrote:
Oh, my ...
That's why my first idea was to say "Chunk, please take a look" ;-)
Seriously, I can invest some time tonight, take a closer look from
a different angle and we can discuss that.
cug
On 1. Feb, 2010, at 4:58 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
It think the facts are good, but you are right: from a sales point
of view it looks at it from the wrong direction.
As a quick example,
But it’s in Java!
Yes, it’s Java, but it’s not J2EE. You don’t have to deal with
EJB, J2EE containers, Struts and the like. WebObjects uses Java
for its best features : major code libraries (JavaMail, Jakarta
projects, etc.) and portability.
Java on the Web, Done Right!
Enjoy working in a clean and elegantly designed set of coherent,
consistent frameworks. Delight in spending your time implementing
features instead of fussing with infrastructure. You don’t have
to deal with EJB, J2EE containers, Struts and the like. There is
no need to hand edit XML and use dependancy injection to get the
pieces to co-operate. Of course, WebObjects has full access to
the universe of Java libraries (JavaMail, Jakarta projects, etc.)
and the portability Java developers depend on.
On Feb 1, 2010, at 4:43 PM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
The design is pretty nice! I like it.
But you still couldn't get rid of that defensive slogan on the
"Why WO?" page. It should say "Because it rocks!". Not mention
any other stuff ... This whole page is sooooo negative. I'd say
that needs some serious rewrite ...
cug
On 1. Feb, 2010, at 4:35 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
Hello everyone,
wocommunity.org finally have a brand new look! Thanks to the
efforts of one of our community member, Sophiacom (www.sophiacom.fr
). Everything is much cleaner now, especially the Screencasts
page.
More stuff is coming soon in the Community section : personal
and organization profiles, and WO projects listing.
Again, thanks to Sophiacom for the new look.
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