I'm still a relative newbie at WebObjects... got into it just before
WWDC last year, wrote the better part of an app that didn't end up
being needed, now developing a CoreData and WO app in parallel since
the client hasn't decided whether they want a desktop or web app
yet... fortunately, it's not too big a project, and it's interesting
in that the business logic is proving easier to do in CoreData, but
the application logic and presentation is easier in WebObjects... but
I digress.
I'll see if I can be there though. :-)
-Dan
Daniel DeCovnick
danhd123 at mac dot com
Softyards Software
On Jul 11, 2006, at 12:28 PM, Pascal Robert wrote:
If we are more that 30 WO dudes, we should develop a plan to show
to Apple that WO is used more than they think. We are currently
writing a sheet where we will write down the number of customers
and applications that we have (and the importance of those apps),
perhaps if every WO dude going to WWDC do the same, we can give a
big document to Apple management to get the word out.
We can also have a t-shirt « Powered by WebObjects » in front, and
how many apps and customers we have in the back :-)
Thanks. I was thinking us WO freaks should use something like WO to
more efficiently gather the numbers. Of hand, I think we are solidly
in the 50+ level of attending now.
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