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On 03.04.2015, at 21:28, HOUNKPONOU Ronald <email@hidden> wrote:

Thanks for your help Theodore.
I in West Africa, precisely in Benin.

2015-04-03 20:19 GMT+01:00 Theodore Petrosky <email@hidden>:
Here is another recent book. I didn’t see it listed in Ramsey’s reply.

http://www.amazon.com/Learning-The-Wonders-introduction-applications/dp/3952423300

This book gives a wonderful (forgive the pun) example of installation of the frameworks.

BTW, where are you? What part of the world?

Ted

On Apr 3, 2015, at 3:05 PM, Ramsey Gurley <email@hidden> wrote:

> I’m afraid there’s no substitute for lots of reading :)
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> If I were you, I’d start with David LeBer’s screen casts WebObjects, WOLips and Wonder tutorial, part 1 and 2 found here
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> https://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WEB/Screencasts
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> That will give you a gentle introduction to WebObjects. There’s quite a lot of documentation to read
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> https://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WEB/JavaDoc+and+other+documentation
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> Unlike other Java solutions, WebObjects is a full stack solution. Whereas something like Apache Tapestry only tries to solve html generation issues or Apache Cayenne only tries to handle database issues or Jetty is just a deployment container, WebObjects is all of that and then some.
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> Everyone goes through this. It’s called “The learning cliff” because it’s much steeper than a typical learning curve. If you don’t familiarize yourself with what is available, then you’ll no doubt end up trying to reinvent something that already exists in WebObjects. That you even got my application template running with no other knowledge of WebObjects is pretty amazing to me. When I started, it took me nearly a month just to get Eclipse/WOLips/WebObjects/Wonder all installed and working properly.
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> I’ll copy the list on this reply. I know several people who follow it who will probably have other good advice/recommended reading for someone just getting started.
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> On Apr 3, 2015, at 11:30 AM, HOUNKPONOU Ronald <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> Hi Ramsey,
>> I hope y're fine.
>> I'am writing to you to request your help for learning webobjects.
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>> I have a good background in java programming but it's the first time i'am dealing with webobjetcs.
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>> So i would like you to help me by indexing the good practice and good docs i should start with.
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>> I'am a little bit confused because now wonder is the reference but i could not find good quickstart about it.
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>> I saw the good job you did on the community but for the beginner that i am it is not so easy.
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>> I am now trying to custumize a framework with my requirement and its is so difficult for me because there is a lot of concept i dont understand properly.
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>> I bougth the book practical webobject but a lot of class are now different with wonder and i confuse.
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>> The apps that i wopuld like to start with is a user managenment system, that i will be able to use in all my future projects. That's why i discorver your great work on ponder that i would like to use for the begining before having a deep knowledge.
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>> Thank for all your contributions.
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>

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References:
	>Re: Help on webobjects (From: Ramsey Gurley <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Help on webobjects (From: Theodore Petrosky <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Help on webobjects (From: HOUNKPONOU Ronald <email@hidden>)