[Seaside] Re: website maintenance/feedback?

[Sebastian Sastre]

that list needs the profile that makes the whole difference:
- as investor

you need to know how to pitch about smalltalk/seaside as an advantage for them.

An advantage for a startup you want put your money on.

What I'm trying to say is that if you agree that we need to become our own angels (or superangles) in the future, then wouldn't be pointless to start thinking as one today, right?

And you never know... if you do it well enough, you may even get founded while trying to achieve that goal.

sebastian

o/




On Feb 28, 2011, at 12:24 PM, Stephan Eggermont wrote:

> Boris wrote:
>> I have to say it's uncommon to have sites present multiple treatments
>> and letting users choose one they prefer as it leads to double the
>> maintenance and all kinds of other issues. If the structure of the site
>> is to your satisfaction, you can easily adjust the look of it with
>> existing extensions or custom stylesheet in your browser.
> 
> On the other hand, it makes sense to provide (short) introductions to Seaside
> for people with different backgrounds. How does Seaside help me
> - as a web developer
> - as a long-time smalltalker
> - as a designer
> - as a development manager
> - as a student
> - as a startup
> - when outsourcing development?
> 
> Stephan 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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