[Seaside] Re: Which persistence solution to use?

[Udo Schneider]

Hi Mark,

> I am a definite smalltalk newby, but have you looked at GOODS?
I took a look at GOODS quite a while ago on VWNC. It looked quite 
impressive but also quite hard to learn (the meta model) and to maintain 
(Maybe this changed meanwhile). My main reason for not looking into any 
ORM is the fact that the application I'm working on neither depends on 
existing relational data nor will be in the future. So using an OODBMS 
simply "feels" better (just personal preference). However I consider 
GOODS definitely an option where access to existing relational data is 
needed or might be needed later on.

CU,

Udo