On Oct 28, 2004, at 6:53 PM, Kamil Kukura wrote:

>> For Squeaksource, they use the file system I guess.
>
> I would try bet on GOODS. It seems to be most used backend when 
> mentioning Seaside2 applications.

SqueakSource does use the filesystem, but yes, GOODS is an increasingly 
common choice among Seaside users.  Though I've also been involved with 
Seaside apps that use OmniBase, Postgres, MySQL, SQLite... the 
constraints on persistence seem to vary more than almost anything else 
from project to project.