On Sep 25, 2006, at 22:02, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
This looks pretty cool. Do you think it will be worthwhile to start
advertising this effort on Cocoa/WebObjects lists? This way we may
find volunteers from the Objective C world with CoreData
experience, and at least place it on the community radar.
It is still very early, but sometimes early is good :)
I am not very comfortable with the fact that hessianobjc does not
work out of the box yet. It still does not handle object refs. I have
a working patch, but there are some memory issues that should be
solved first. Perhaps we should wait till after this has been fixed
as it will make it a bit easier to get started?
BTW: Here are todays status-screenshot of the tutorial client :)
http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~halset/tmp/cocoa-client-20060925.png
Also ... Maybe it is too early to talk about it, but I wonder where
this will fit in Cayenne? I guess if it takes of, it can become a
subproject or something. I guess we'll keep this on the back-burner
for now, and hopefully by the time we are ready to make a release,
we'll be done with incubation of Cayenne and have a permanent home
at Apache. Anyways, something to think about, especially if we are
to post milestone releases of the CocoaClient.
I am comfortable in the sandbox for now :) Perhaps if the quality and
the community grows, a subproject would be cool.
P.S. You may have seen all the callback work going on recently.
This is THE way to implement server-side business logic in ROP.
Should make it much more usable. I am going to close a few
remaining issues soon and document it better, but it works already.
Not dived into that yet, but looks great.
- Tore.
