Same for me: those qualifiers are used for years in production in lot
of huge companies in Europe, including mission critical projects.
The other frameworks are worth the look too: the main advantage is
lot of consistency and a very good design (I would say elegant
design). That make them easy to start with. I'd add that Pierre
master's piece is the d2w replacement/companion; this is the only one
that is not that easy to deep in, but then it gives WOComponent
inheritance 'that works', thanks to its composition pattern, rule-
driven.
Rule based validation or localization are nice, too! More or less,
all is documented (at least javadoc).
Pierre, just put your Cocoa stuff aside for a while, and provide with
more tutorials ;)
Regards,
Christian Trotobas
http://www.intellicore.net
Le 12 déc. 07 à 05:05, James Cicenia a écrit :
I used the EOQualifiers and they made the impossible possible for me.
- James Cicenia
On Dec 11, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Don Lindsay wrote:
Hello;
I just found the HoudahFoundation Frameworks. Does anyone have
any experience with these frameworks and products? Does anyone
have any recommendations?
Don
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