WebObjects
Contact us to discuss your WebObjects application needs.
WebObjects was originally developed under Steve Jobs’ leadership at NeXT Software, before being aquired by Apple Computer in 1996. Under continued development and support by Apple, WebObjects is a highly sophisticated development environment and server platform for developing complex web applications.
Art & Logic has been using Apple and WebObjects technologies for many years. We are experts at creating WebObjects applications, using the following additional technologies:
- J2EE
- Oracle
- FrontBase
- Solaris
- Apple XServe
- others
For more information, see the Web Applications section.
Our expertise can help you to choose the best path for your development needs. We take a flexible approach to web technology decisions, optionally integrating with systems you are already using.
Our database experts will help you select the most appropriate platform for your data, whether it is Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Access, FoxPro, FileMaker, MySQL, or others. We can help you choose the database platform that best matches your performance, scalability, and budget needs.
Make your web application a work of art — contact Art & Logic to talk about your project. After gathering your requirements, we’ll prepare a proposal and/or estimate free of charge.
Recent Projects
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Web Standards & Accessibility
Art & Logic’s web applications conform to World Wide Web Consortium (W3C.org) standards, ensuring interoperability with current and future web technologies. Our applications comply with government accessibility laws such as Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act as needed.
Long-Term Technology Relationships
Art & Logic takes a flexible, long-term approach to technology and design decisions. We use our knowledge of most major software technologies to help you choose the best platform for your application. If the right tools don’t exist, we can build them from scratch or assemble pre-existing components.
Of course, your long-term support plans, existing systems, schedule, and budget weigh heavily into these decisions. We take the time to get to know our clients and the business requirements for their software.
Learn more about advice and planning.
For more information, contact:
Bob Bajoras
Lead Engineer
Please use the become a client form to begin a discussion about your project.
