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| Name | Interests | Number of Attendees | Preferred Number of Days | How Much is it Worth | Comments | Preferred Date | Show |
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| Aaron Rosenzweig | SIQQ3E uaiokpkcsfaw, [url=http://hkabotsxfxfr.com/]hkabotsxfxfr[/url], [link=http://pwwwnifovmss.com/]pwwwnifovmss[/link], http://dkbvmwryefpu.com/ | $200 for ten or more audo / video presentations with presentation docs | I can't afford to make the pilgrimidge, but I'd pay for audio with presentations or videos. I paid $200 USD for like 15 video presentations of WO topics at WWDC 2000. Those mean the world to me and are still relevant to this day. | Details... | |||
| Aleksey Novicov |
Project Wonder AJAX Contributing to WOLips | 1 | 1 | $300+ | open | Details... | |
| Andrew Mottaz | Ajax and WO, Best development practices and development environments | 5 | 1 | $125 per day per attendee | Would be willing to run one of the sessions. | Details... | |
| Anil Bajaj | All of the above | 1 | 1 | 200-250 | 6/10 or 6/16 | Details... | |
| Bernard Devlin |
delegates and the usage of advanced OO concepts in the context of WO Exploiting D2W & the rules engine Web Services/XML-RPC Apple full and explicit public statement on the position of licensing 20 cool things to be done when one is using Project Wonder Using Java 1.5/1.6 - benefits and gotchas AJAX and WO | 1 | 5 | $100 per day or $200 for video |
I'm not going to WWDC - we use Macs exclusively, but I'm not interested enough in Mac-only technologies to fly half way round the world. If WOWODC was a 5 day, WO-only event, then it would be viable. I would be prepared to pay up to $200 for a video of the sessions alone. | open | Details... |
| Berney Bradley |
Everything mentioned plus... "From WO to WOW!" A training plan to take a newbie from 0 to 60 in WO. | 2 | 2 | $300 | I can't justify the cost of WWDC if there is no (or minimal) WO content, so this would need to be an independent event. | Right before or after WWDC | Details... |
| Brendan Duddridge |
Project Wonder and Ajax Any new WO Features released Things to watch out for in a multi-threaded app. Dealing with HUGE result sets in an efficient way (e.g. cursors, batch navigation, etc.) Integrating 3rd party technologies. e.g. Lucene. I will attend on June 10th. | 1 | 1 | $200 CAD | Like Chuck's WO course 2 years ago, but with a focus on advanced WO technologies and best practices. It's easy to build tiny apps with small datasets. I'd like to know how other people deal with extremely large datasets. It would also be cool to have a session like the old Solutions with WebObjects where people get to showcase the projects they're working on. | Sunday before WWDC | Details... |
| Catarina Simoes | WO and Ajax, development and deploying on non-Mac platforms, best practices, Project Wonder overview, WOLips and development without WOBuilder :) | 1 | 3 | I'm not sure if I'll be able to attend to WWDC, but I would definitely go to a WO event if all the topics above were covered. | Details... | ||
| David dB |
Schmoozing, carousing, etc. Seeing what others in the community are working on. | 1 | 1 | $100 | Thurs or Fri night | Thurs or Fri night | Details... |
| David Holt |
(ER)D2W WOnder Ajax integration Migration to Eclipse | 1 | $200 for recorded material | I am going! | Details... | ||
| David LeBer | Hobnobbing with the WO cognoscenti | 1 | -15 | 200 | I've already booked flights and hotel, and cannot afford additional time, but would be happy to attend lunch-n-learn or evening sessions during wwdc. | During WWDC | Details... |
| Denis Stanton |
Moving to Exclipse. WebObjects 5.4 | 2 | 1 | I can't do before or after. My international air tickets were purchased weeks ago. Some extra session during WWDC would be welcome. I agree with Jerry - Apple should be doing this | 10 - 15 June | Details... | |
| Dominique BAILLON |
The hidden gems of Project Wonder and WOLips. Usefull tip and tricks for eogenerator. Introduction to D2W. Using WebServices to dialog with a Cocoa App. | 2 | 1 | 250 to 500$ $ by day | saturday or monday following the WWDC | Details... | |
| Fabrice Pipart |
WebServices Project Wonder WO best practices Overview of AJAX Share experience !! | 1 | 1 | 200 | I might come but not sure yet (I am evaluating this) or might be intersted by a video version if I don't attend | June 10th | Details... |
| Florian Schaeffer |
- Introduction to Eclipse for WO dudes - Migration from XCode to WOLips - WO/EOF best pratices panel - Direct2Web - AJAX - XML and Web Services - Wonder best features | I'm interested in the recorded sessions as I cannot attend WWDC. | Details... | ||||
| François Frisch | 1 | 1 | 10th June | Details... | |||
| Gary Hunt |
- Using Eclipse / WOLips for WO development - AJAX & WO - Java 1.5 & WebObjects | 1 | 1 | $200 | Sunday before WWDC | Details... | |
| Gavin Eadie | WOLips and new tools a la WOBuilder. | 1 | 1 | ? | June 10 | Details... | |
| George Domurot |
Eclipse/WOLips -- Usage/Migration AJAX | 1 | 4 | 250 to 500 | Integrated throughout the same time as WWDC would be ideal with lunch and/or evening sessions - or non-competing Apple WO time slots. Before and after WWDC may pose to be more difficult to attend. | during WWDC | Details... |
| Goetz Neumann |
| 2 | 3 | 400$ | What about a live-feed? My daughter is due to be born on June 10th so I can't make it this year. But I wish I could follow the sessions anyway. | Details... | |
| Grant Martens |
Developing and deploying with Eclipse/WOLips Ajax Project Wonder | $200+ | Cannot attend sessions but would like to purchase audio/video recordings of the sessions. | Details... | |||
| Greg Finnegan | All of the above | 1 | 1 | $250 | 6/10 | Details... | |
| Guido Neitzer | New WebObjects version; new features | 1 | up to $400 |
I'd really like to see at least one session for beginners interested in WebObjects! It's great to support the existing community with "migration to Eclipse" or "Project Wonder" or other sophisticated stuff but there should also be some basic introduction or show cases or "How to start with WO" tracks ... If there is interest in such a thing, I'm absolutely willing to help on getting it done! | during the WWDC week | Details... | |
| Ian Joyner | Java Client, Eclipse transition, WO 5.4, future of WO. | 1 | 2 | $200 | I have a tentative commitment from managment to come to WWDC, but I'm not 100% sure they'll follow through. But I'd love to spend a couple of days focussed on WO. | After WWDC | Details... |
| Janine Sisk | Project Wonder, WO Best Practices | 1 | Looks like I'll be there, woohoo! I agree with everything Jerry said. It just makes no sense to me that Apple would want to depend so much on outside efforts when such big important parts of their own business rely on WO. Many of us are willing to chip in with our own efforts, but it would be nice to see some reciprocation (if that's a word) from Apple. | Details... | |||
| Jeremy Rosenberg | Project Wonder basics and tutorials. Solutions for building WO Components in a post WOBuilder world. All things Ajax. | 2 | 1 | $250 each | I agree that it is up to the community to make this happen. A one day, pre-wwdc event is a great way to start the momentum. | June 10th | Details... |
| Jerry W. Walker |
Eclipse/WOLips - Converting from Xcode - Other exciting features of Eclipse/WOLips - Replacing WOBuilder in Eclipse/WOLips environment (with better than text editors) Project Wonder - General overview of features and advantages - Anjo Krank's "Project Wonder for the Rest of Us" class - Adding it to an existing project and things to watch out for - Using it for a new project AJAX - AJAX/WO Overview - How AJAX changes the standard WO architecture - Best practices using AJAX in WOComponents WebObjects - Apple's plans for it - WO community plans for it WO/Web Services - Review of current WS/WO integration - Apple plans for changing it (again) WOCommunity/Apple - Ways to better work together - Concrete plans for future work | 1 | 5 | The price of WWDC + $200 |
If my understanding is correct, Apple has retained control of the frameworks and largely abandoned any plans for updating or improving WO and/or its tools. Yet, WO remains a critical resource to Apple, who expects the WOCommunity to step forward. This implies that Apple is now dependent on the WO Community (we have, here, a co-dependent relationship). These facts should be reflected at WWDC by Apple's encouraging a full and robust WO track with independent presentations on WO technologies. I don't see why we (the WO community) should have to plan for sessions on the boundary weekends and evenings, when our primary reason for attending WWDC is for WO information. Anyone who is a part of the community, who has a close relationship with the WO managers at Apple, should be working to better integrate our efforts and opening a FULL WO track at WWDC to independent presentations. Apple used to do this, so it's not setting precedent. I would so prefer that to an anemic Apple-only WO track of the same old same old with the really exciting presentations being offered by independents at less convenient times for more money. There are so many technologies blooming that can, and should, be wrapped in WO, and so much exciting WO work being done outside Apple, that this just seems like a no-brainer. It would be even nicer if Apple were to pay presenters a stipend for some of those presentations (which could certainly increase WWDC attendance). However, whether they paid or not, I'm sure many of us would be willing to put a professional level presentation together just for the PR (and perhaps the price of admission?). I'm just sayin'... | Week of WWDC | Details... |
| Joe Little |
-Project conversion from Xcode to Eclipse -Introduction to Eclipse for WO Devs (what do you really need to know) w/ guided tour of where to go in eclipse to do each xcode/eomodeler task -Simple CSS/AJAX to do the write thing / WOBuilder avoidance crash course Very likely to attend | 1 | -12 | unsure, but in addition or instead of WWDC cost | Plan to attend ; local | none | Details... |
| Johann Werner |
everything that's related to WO but especially AJAX, Wonder, WOLips | 0 | perhaps there will be a student-fare for the recorded sessions? | As I am beginning coding with WO such an event is really interesting for me but as a student I can't afford flying around the globe. | Details... | ||
| John Gregory |
Migration to Eclipse Ajax Project Wonder | 1 | 2 | 200 | June 9-10, Evenings of WWDC | Details... | |
| John Watson | All sessions listed | 1 | 0 | 1000 |
If Apple isn't going to do this why don't we together fund a series of presentations delivered using Breeze or a similar technology. This would a.) make the material available to people who can't get to WWDC b.) not 'interrupt' WWDC for people who need to see the other sessions c.) make information available to people who see WebObjects when theylook through the Xcode cd but face a learning curve like a cliff We (I) have access to a learning management system that can store and deploy these presentations so how about we share the information we have and bypass WWDC completely for this | Details... | |
| Jorge Ramirez | Project Wonder, Ajax, Eclipse and WebObjects, Login SYstem and Security | 1 | -23 | 500 | anytime | Details... | |
| josh paul | Wonder and D2W rules; using D2W delegates; performance tuning | 1 | 2 | 250+ | I feel that 1 day isn't enough to cover information in-depth. Would it be possible to arrange for days before AND after WWDC. Also, making the session(s) available via video afterward would be much appreciated (I'm even willing to help with such a beast). | any | Details... |
| Joshua Archer | Eclipse, WebObjects, WOLips, WOnder, Ajax, non-mac deployment of WebObjects, WebObjects developer tools | 1 | ? | I might actually go to this instead of WWDC. | Details... | ||
| Kimio Kawamoto |
#1: WO Best Practices #2: WebObjects 5.4 #3: Ajax Integration #4; Moving to Eclipse | 1 | 1 | US$250 with presentation docs, sample codes and slides | June 10 or during WWDC week | Details... | |
| King Chung Huang | 1 | 0 | How about some lunchtime sessions during WWDC? [Update April 8] Unsure if I want to attend the Sunday event yet. | Details... | |||
| Mark Markay |
- Apple's plans - New tools - New build/deployment approaches - Linux deployment (be great to develop a current HOWTO) - Licensing (forever rears its ugly head as a concern) - Ajax - monitoring/debug techniques - Complete architecture for scalability (clusters of appservers, databases, etc) - what works/doesnt, etc (Surname misspelt -- actual "Mark Mackay") | 1 | 2 | $250 (but get sponsorship from Apple) | 99% will attend on the 10th | Order of Pre: 10th, 9th, 22(pm), 23, 24 | Details... |
| Mark McCraw | Courses on WebObjects best practices, everything in project wonder, and maybe an eclipse overview session. | 2 | 2 | $600 | When and how will we know if this has been set up? I'm extremely interested in this kind of thing. I feel more and more like WebObjects is going to be carried by the user community outside of Apple, and this strikes me as a perfect way to build and develop that community. | June 9th and 10th | Details... |
| Mark Ritchie | WebObjects development and deployment. I have a strong interest in measurement and optimization. | 1 | ? | I would push hard to make this get together happen after WWDC since there's always something to talk about. Not that I want to make this a post convention meltdown, I'm just thinking that speculation about what's going to be announced would be a distraction. :-) | AFTER WWDC! | Details... | |
| Matteo Centro |
WebObjects 5.4 Deployments on other unix flavors WOLips and new tools a la WOBuilder. | 1 | 1 | DUNNO |
It might be a better idea to do it during/after WWDC so we could comment on new announcements... Hoping there will be some! We could ask apple for a spare room at the moscone | june 15/june 16 | Details... |
| Miguel Arroz |
- AJAX - Deploying on BSD (and Linux) - Advanced topics (managing object graphs with many many objects, like >10k, caching and all it's "black magic" related-stuff, concurrence problems and solutions) - Very advanced (lunatic?) topics, like integration between WO and OO databases. | 1 | 2 | $300 | I like the idea of asking Apple for a spare Moscone room, altought I think the answer will be a big NO! :) But I agree with Jerry, we should all say to Apple that we want them to support and develop WO, that WO is important at a time where web apps are growing like mushrooms, and that we want serious tools to do our work, and not hype-poweres stuff like we know what... :) | During WWDC, or in the weekends before of after | Details... |
| Mike Nowak | WebObjects in a Leopard word, moving to Eclipse, what are we going to do without WOBuilder and EOModeler | 2 | 1 | 250? | Saturday after WWDC? | Details... | |
| Mike Warner | wo and web services | 1 | 2 | Details... | |||
| Pascal Robert |
| 2 | 2 | 400$ USD | Recording the sessions (at least audio + slides) would be nice. We can give the recordings free for attendees, and selling it to people who can't attend. | June 8-9 | Details... |
| Peter Pritchard | Ajax, Project Wonder, integration w/ Embedded WOs in WebKit apps ... new WOBuilder (in progress), Integrating WO w/ CoreData and what 10.5 means for iSync/CoreData, iCalServer, new ChangeNotification treatment in 10.5/5.4 ... JavaScript-client to replace Java-client | 3 | 3 | ??? | We would love to discuss the state of WO with other likeminded developers. A co-worker of mine came across a cool comparison of various web application creation environments. The screencast was done on a Mac, but WebObjects wasn't included. I'd like to make a similar screen-cast to show how WO beats RoR, etc, with ease ... (although everyone else IS catching up...) http://oodt.jpl.nasa.gov/better-web-app.mov | ??? | Details... |
| Piotr Intres | Linux Deployment, Wonder/WO Logging, Best Practices, Automatic Web Tests, Ajax | 1 | 1 | $200 | Juni 10th | Details... | |
| Simon Oliver | Cutting edge Ajax integration - the various libraries and how they play together (or not); 5.4 Deployment; Wonder core replacement classes; what they do, why, and what it buys you out of the box; performance tuning EOF; Getting the best out of Eclipse/WOLips; Wonder/WOLips roadmap; opportunities to get involved in documenting and testing the community efforts; how we can collectively work to help maintain the quality *and stability* of the tools and frameworks. | 1 | 2 | $250 |
I'd like to see some detailed walkthroughs of the topics; not just the cursory "here's a bunch of function names; they do cool stuff; look there's a 3-line example; go read the docs and figure it out..." that seemed to be the hallmark of many of the WWDC sessions I attended last year. There's a huge amount of cool stuff in WO, and especially in Wonder - but as an end-user developer, rather than a contributor that already knows how it all fits together, it's hard to know how best to get started with a lot of it. The JavaDocs are mostly a good reference once you understand what's going on, but its often too low a level to easily get started - this would be a great opportunity to understand the big picture, and get a roadmap for how to effectively leverage it all. Maybe some hands-on workshops? I also agree that it would be great if this was part of the WWDC itself. | June 9/10 | Details... |
| Todd Guion | eclipse, deployment on non-mac platforms, web services, direct-to-java-client | 1 | 2 | 300 | evenings during week | Details... | |
| Tom Termini |
Code for cool tricks, current deployments (who is using WebObjects), meet-n-greet to find collaboration partners, any cutting edge stuff (SOA, portals, etc.) | 2 | 1 | priceless - er, $200 | anytime during WWDC | Details... | |
| Ute Hoffmann |
Ajax Eclipse Wonder | - | I'm interested in the recorded sessions as I cannot attend WWDC. | - | Details... |
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