Steve Jobs’ revolutionary program has been nixed by Apple, Inc.
WebObjects, which Jobs conceived in 1996, was game-changing when it first appeared. It allowed websites to instantly and continuously update their pages with fresh data.
Now outdated, WebObjects enabled companies to sell products available in a variety of colors on one page, instead of creating different pages for each one. And to change the prices of items instantly.
WebObjects made websites dynamic. Jobs’ believed his server-side software would be “Act II of the Web.”
