How serious could I be in writing web application in Objective-C? Ok, seems to be that this idea has really caught me. Previously (something like December ‘07) I have got an idea of writing web application framework in Qt (yeah, Qt for everything). Later on I’ve found C++ too inflexible for my needs and switched back to python and Django.

Now, when I know something about Objective-C, I find it very interesting for web programming due to its highly dynamic nature.

This post should be about prototyping, so I’m switching from “the history of creation” to my UML stuff I’ve been looking for a nice UML editor for OSX and finally stopped on NetBeans. It doesn’t look too ugly in all that Aqua surroundings, UML diagrams are easy to create and edit. Also there’s fast export to iPhoto and later on to my Picasaweb album, so I can quickly share the result.

Currently I’m working on request-response chain, mostly on Request object. It is the core thing of the chain that holds most of the info pretty much like Django’s Request does.

I’m going to set up some project management and repository on fow.farcaller.net soon, so you could see more. Currently there’s not pretty much to show. I’m just impressed of Objective-C flexibility and simply toying with it.