Le 06-08-16, à 15:23, Marc Oesch a écrit :
Hello,
We had talk about building a bigger site and integrating the content
from WhyWebObjects to this site.
Did you already decide on a URL ?
If not, what about WebObjectsWorld.xyz or WoW! for short. Just an idea.
[the exclamation mark would distinguish it from the popular game].
That's a good name :-) Or maybe "WebObjects' Not Rails" or "WND" ? :-P
I'm working on a prototype, I hope to get something to show before
September.
A question since I wasn't present:
Will tbis new site link to existing sites or try to collect
"existing" info on the new site ?
Sort of like http://www.rubyonrails.org/ as a simple entry portal to
the technology ?
It will contain link to existing resources (the two wikis, Apple's WO
page, WOCode, etc.) but will also contain a list of people using WO,
success stories and what's/why WebObjects.
In fact, I already have something, but since I'm trying to learn
CSS/XHTML at the same time (I'm still living in a HTML4 world), it's
ugly :
http://www.os.ca/wofoundation/
- What's WebObjects will contain info about WO (mature, used for big
sites, etc.)
- How to start : links to documentation/tutorials
- Resources : links to the wikis, Apple's site, etc.
- People using WO : list of WO dudes, including good details (number of
years using WO, number of apps, other technologies used with WO, how
many devs, etc.)
- Success stories (not in the menu for now) : success stories like the
award for SiteMaker, forward migrations, etc.
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