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In many ways, WebObjects feels ahead of its time. Sometimes I wonder what happened to these ideas.
by no_wizard 1y ago
In many ways, WebObjects feels ahead of its time.
Sometimes I wonder what happened to these ideas.
- mattl 1y agoAFAIK, WebObjects is still in use inside Apple, but also Project Wonder and WOLips have kept the tooling active (it all stopped working after Apple depreciated the Obj-C/Java bridge) and modern libraries for WebObjects.
- immibis 1y agoIt was probably no better than most of the other frameworks we have. Most things aren't. In a set of lots of things, it's more fun to speculate about the ones that we haven't seen, but there's a good chance they're about the same as the ones we have.