WebObjects is a Framework and a Java Application Server by Apple Inc, created by NeXT in 1996. WebObjects is based on the most sophisticated and mature Database abstraction layer on the market, Enterprise Objects Framework, it has been one of the first web application servers and allows deployment on any J2EE compliant application server on any platform with Java support. WebObjects is freely available from Apple, apart from many Fortune 500 companies, the biggest client for WebObjects is now Apple itself, relying on it to power its online services Apple Store and iTunes Store. Applications developed with WebObjects are based on a three-tier approach, separating the web tier from the application logic and the data; this approach enables security, availability and scalability. The only layer exposed is the Web Server, the data are on the DB Server, safely placed on a dedicated network, also the Application Logic is on a protected area. The three-tier approach allows high availability and load balancing minimizing the Total Cost of Ownership: as demand rises the only thing to do is to add hardware on the most critical tier without having to modify the software.

Cocoa is Apple Inc's object oriented programming environment for developing Mac OS X applications. Cocoa allows the programmer to quickly build polished and feature rich applications by focusing on the unique features of the application and leaving the base functionality to the framework. Just like WebObjects, Cocoa was originally developed by NeXT in 1988 with NeXTSTEP, since then it has been continuously polished and enhanced. The native Cocoa programming language is Objective-C, an object oriented C variant, other languages are supported, such as Ruby or Python.

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