We’ve been working on something for a while now and I’m very excited to be able to announce that we’ve recently got permission to put it into Project Wonder.
I’m working on making that happen, but I thought I’d share a sneak peek. This should interest all of you who are exploring D2W.
Download a short (~1.5MB) movie here.
Though it seems only a few weeks ago that WOWODC East wrapped up, it looks like Pascal is already hard at work organizing WOWODC 2010. Based on the success of WOWODC East, WOWODC 2010 will be held in Montreal again and will take place in August of next year. Details (as they become available) can be found here.
Talking about WOWODC, the recordings for both of 2009 WOWODCs are now available for sale. A complete list is available sessions is here and the WOCommunity store is here. Don’t forget that several of the WOWODC sessions were released into the wild for free, and can be found on iTMS or here.
The WebObjects community created a wikibook back in the day, but moved all of that content to our own wiki several years ago. Unfortunately the wikibook continues to out Google the up-to-date content at it’s new location. So in attempt to rectify that:
You can vist the WOCommunity.org site and the wiki at http://wiki.objectstyle.org
There are a few things I skimmed over or skipped in my WOWODC D2W presentation (too much information, not enough time). One particular item may trip up a new D2W developer, it is an important setting that allows RuleModeler to communicate with WOLips and enables rapid turnaround when you edit rules during development.
Luckily there is a page in the wiki that details the steps you need to take.