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From 2006-2008 I worked in a WebObjects dev team, and it was extremely enlightening.So, so, so much of the work is done for you with WO, it's so much faster to just get down to business and code in your business logic. To this day I miss everything being done for me.I genuinely hope Apple find a way to resurrect it.EDIT: Project Wonder[1] gets a mention in the links section. This is a "mod pack" for WebObjects that is like putting it on steroids. Seriously impressive stuff.[1] <a href="https://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WEB/Home" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WEB/Home</a>

Wait, is webojects dead or not? It says wo6 is coming in 2018, but the project is killed... I see it's voluntarily bring maintained by a community, are they releasing?

It actually looks pretty nice (imo), but also seems like another one of those, "well, we'll see if it picks up any steam in a few years..." kinda situations.The article is also clearly written and informative.

This smells very much like ASP.Net web forms, horrible viewstate parameters, terrible URL design, etc.Haven’t we moved past this?

Wait, is webojects dead or not? It says wo6 is coming in 2018, but the project is killed... I see it's voluntarily bring maintained by a community, are they releasing?

This smells very much like ASP.Net web forms, horrible viewstate parameters, terrible URL design, etc.Haven’t we moved past this?

An Introduction to WebObjects, in Swift

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An Introduction to WebObjects, in Swift

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