[Seaside] About SToR

Damien Cassou damien.cassou at laposte.net
Sat Jul 29 18:59:00 UTC 2006


Magritte (and Pier) may be appropriate for that kind of app. Why not 
working on a magritte->RDB ?

stephane ducasse wrote:
> I should just tell you the context of this idea:
>     It seems to me that there is market that we miss: simple web 
> application development.
>     Seaside is cool for complex flow ones. But why can we have something 
> really simple to
>     define a domain (ie my comix collection) and that we can edit, sort, 
> ... + store in
>     a stupid DB.
> 
> Stef
>     
> On 28 juil. 06, at 09:54, stephane ducasse wrote:
> 
>>>> I was wondering if it would not make a lot of sense to have a small 
>>>> framework called STOR that mimic (especially the persistency part of 
>>>> RoR) in seaside and magritte.
>>>> It seems to me that lot of people are doing simple application and 
>>>> that the persistance is really important there.
>>>> What do you think about that?
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