[Seaside] Hopelessly stupid newbie question

[Randy Siler]

Thanks very much. This is a very interesting conversation. I'm quite 
certain that I have done exactly what you are cautioning me to avoid 
(brushing Seaside off because it's different from my preconceived 
notions of what I want).

I've just found that for the things I've done it has fit me so much 
better than anything else, but I admit each time I spend a little time 
with Seaside I think "oh, my god, this is pretty awesome" . It's just 
that I have to do something soon and I can't fail so I'm trying to go 
conservatively. I think what I need to do is take your caution (when I 
have time) and give the new way a fair chance.
On Monday, March 10, 2003, at 01:45  PM, Nevin Pratt wrote:

> In short, I can do web pages with just about any architecture the 
> client wants.  And each architecture has it's advantages and 
> disadvantages, including Seaside.  But like I said, I'm finding the 
> Seaside architecture to be more and more interesting all the time.
>
> So, back to Randy (and anybody else reading this), don't brush Seaside 
> off because it doesn't fit your preconceived ideas of what you want. 
> Look deeper at it-- in the long run you may be glad you did.
>
> Nevin