It is deja vu all over again.
Apple converted WebObjects from Objective-C to Java.
It could create Java Applications, Applets.
It had rule based editor. It had EOF and all key-value coding.
Few years later, we are doing the same bloody thing
just now with JavaScript. and this considered
progress and innovation.
NOT.
If you really going to do this what you really
need is a Webkit based custom client that acts like iTunes Store
because there is no way people will use this when normal browser
functions are disabled. That is not going to fly
by rd — Sep 07
Apple converted WebObjects from Objective-C to Java.
It could create Java Applications, Applets.
It had rule based editor. It had EOF and all key-value coding.
Few years later, we are doing the same bloody thing
just now with JavaScript. and this considered
progress and innovation.
NOT.
If you really going to do this what you really
need is a Webkit based custom client that acts like iTunes Store
because there is no way people will use this when normal browser
functions are disabled. That is not going to fly