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I worked on some WebObjects applications in the nineties and received Apple training. It was a really nice framework in many ways, with very nice tooling for wo
by paulrpotts 11y ago
I worked on some WebObjects applications in the nineties and received Apple training. It was a really nice framework in many ways, with very nice tooling for working with databases, although I did not (and still do not) really love Java. One of the nice things was that I was easily able to integrate a bunch of code written in Kawa (Scheme in Java). I have not been a web developer in some time but browsing this was an interesting quick trip down memory lane -- thanks!
- huxley 11y agoI developed mostly in Objective-C and even WebScript [1], the Java transition was hard but I stuck with WO and EOF until the early 2000s. It was my first stage as a working developer, so it will always have a special spot even if it's URLs make me cringe nowadays. [1] https://developer.apple.com/legacy/library/documentation/LegacyTechnologies/WebObjects/WebObjects_3.1/PDF/DEVGUIDE/SCRIPT.PDF https://developer.apple.com/legacy/library/documentation/Leg...