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Yeah, the iTunes store is still WebObjects. Project Wonder is community supported additions + fixes to WebObjects. https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder https:
by mattl 9y ago
Yeah, the iTunes store is still WebObjects.
Project Wonder is community supported additions + fixes to WebObjects. https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder
Meanwhile, I found this hat on eBay yesterday: https://i.imgur.com/CuInqYo.png https://i.imgur.com/CuInqYo.png
- qubex 9y agoReally?! I knew it had been used originally, but I assumed it had been rebuilt with something new back when Apple deprecated WebObjects in 2009... I'm amazed they're still using it.
- mattl 9y agoThere's also http://www.treasureboat.org/App/WebObjects/Kisa.woa/cms/roadmap http://www.treasureboat.org/App/WebObjects/Kisa.woa/cms/road... which is a framework built on top of Wonder which is very actively developed (on a private GitHub right now, but you can get access signing up for a $15 Udemy course)
- hugi 9y agoYou shouldn't be that amazed - WebObjects is still very much very awesome. And it's practically an open source framework these days, with new development happening in Project Wonder. But the barrier of entry is a bit high due to lack of documentation, although the community is very helpful on the mailinglists.
- threeseed 9y agoI also believe Apple Online Store still uses parts of WebObjects. Not the full blown EOF, WOF that iTunes uses however.
- gsnedders 9y agoDo we know if the iTunes store is an Apple maintained fork of WebObjects or if it is using Wonder? (Also, hi Matt!)
- mattl 9y agoI heard its using Wonder. (Hey!)