[Seaside] Re: Interested in hearing about largest seaside
deployments so far
Bernard Notarianni
ben at octo.com
Sun Apr 3 09:53:35 CEST 2005
Todd Blanchard <tblanchard <at> mac.com> writes:
>
> I wrote a quickie 3 page seaside app to parse a big and very ugly file
> of data and provide a nice interface that makes the data easy to browse
> and search. It didn't take me very long and the size of the code is
> tiny, but the app is now deployed internally and is a huge hit among
> its users (maybe 10 people).
>
> In fact, its such a hit, that a coworker who is thinking of launching a
> new website on the side asked me about using seaside for his new site.
> Especially after I walked him through the code because it is so tiny
> and simple. His only concern is scalability - he's not planning on
> colossal (which is what our employer has) - just hundreds to few
> thousand users. Has anybody got a pointer to a seaside app that is
> handling that kind of traffic?
>
> It would be nice to point him to it.
>
> Thanks,
> -Todd Blanchard
>
Sorry, I dont have this pointer (but I am sure that some wise men of this list
will provide it ;-) )
However, Seaside works very well on VisualWorks which is a commercial high
quality product (those guys have the references of very large smalltalk
applications. I have seen one of their reference in a banking environnement)
Hence, the scalability issue is not on the seaside agenda, but maybe more on the
smalltalk environnement you choose. And I think you will not be disapointed with
visualworks.
You could maybe start with squeak, and upscale to VW when needed?...
(I have absolutely no commercial relations with this company, nor I want to be
hired by it ;-) )
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