Comments on: The Treasuremytext Story - Part 1 (the technical stuff) http://thesmsblog.com/2007/08/28/the-treasuremytext-story-part-1-the-technical-stuff/ What we're up to at Treasuremytext Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:36:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Paul http://thesmsblog.com/2007/08/28/the-treasuremytext-story-part-1-the-technical-stuff/#comment-2 Paul Sun, 23 Sep 2007 14:12:42 +0000 http://blog.treasuremytext.com/?p=26#comment-2 When I started out RoR wasn't around but I imagine I may well have gone that route if it had. Hoping to do a post about deployment soon. P.S. WebObjects can be fairly daunting to begin with and Apples docs are sparse. For a really great and comprehensive tutorial to get going you should take a look at http://wotutorial.furfly.com/ When I started out RoR wasn’t around but I imagine I may well have gone that route if it had. Hoping to do a post about deployment soon. P.S. WebObjects can be fairly daunting to begin with and Apples docs are sparse. For a really great and comprehensive tutorial to get going you should take a look at http://wotutorial.furfly.com/

]]> By: Samuel http://thesmsblog.com/2007/08/28/the-treasuremytext-story-part-1-the-technical-stuff/#comment-3 Samuel Tue, 28 Aug 2007 18:56:38 +0000 http://blog.treasuremytext.com/?p=26#comment-3 Coming from a more interface-based background (and, being generally more interested in having a working product than developing it) I have been working mainly in Rails for the last eighteen months. For me, Rails was an obvious choice because at the time I had a couple of projects with very tight deadlines, and having such a small knowledge of PHP/MySQL I needed a framework - something that would let me get deep into the application, but give me that structure. I recently embarked on another project with a Java developer, and working on a project-by-project basis I'm looking around for an alternative, and from what you say about WebObjects I think this might be the time to get out the 10.4 DVD and give it a blast. Great article, and if you ever get the time, I'd like to hear about your deployment. My initial instinct is to grab a credit card and hit Media Temple... Coming from a more interface-based background (and, being generally more interested in having a working product than developing it) I have been working mainly in Rails for the last eighteen months. For me, Rails was an obvious choice because at the time I had a couple of projects with very tight deadlines, and having such a small knowledge of PHP/MySQL I needed a framework - something that would let me get deep into the application, but give me that structure.

I recently embarked on another project with a Java developer, and working on a project-by-project basis I’m looking around for an alternative, and from what you say about WebObjects I think this might be the time to get out the 10.4 DVD and give it a blast.

Great article, and if you ever get the time, I’d like to hear about your deployment. My initial instinct is to grab a credit card and hit Media Temple…

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