<p>Michael,</p>
<p>I think that you are comparing apples to oranges. Oracle handles one class of problems like a champ. If you have such problem at hand then you should stick toOracle. On the other hand if you would like to build web apps for Internet, you should accept that some things which are trivial in typical forms app require a lot of work. Seaside helps to cut down that amount of work. But unfortunately web apps are such mess that there is still a lot of plumbing that needs to be done on infrastructure, and that's what seaside does well.</p>
<p><blockquote>On Dec 17, 2008 10:14 PM, "Michael Atkisson" <<a href="mailto:michael_atkisson@comcast.net">michael_atkisson@comcast.net</a>> wrote:<br><br><p><font color="#500050">>
> Imagine you are a business programmer, although you have heard of this
> exciting new environme...</font></p>My Impression of the responses so far.<br>
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Someone might work on these issues some day.<br>
We have either no interest or they are not important enough<br>
to address by the people who actually do the programming<br>
of the seaside system.<br>
We don't care if the system is useful to normal business<br>
programmer types, we only care that it is stable.<br>
Yes, you do have to be a rocket scientist to work on seaside!<br>
Please start your education immediately and come back<br>
when you are ready.<br>
<br>
PS: On hand holding issue. I have never submitted a programming<br>
issue to Oracle yet. I do have to read their documentation<br>
occasionally.<br>
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