On Oct 23, 2009, at 6:08 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
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> 2009/10/22 Rick Morrison <
rick@m45.us>
> I am a Java & .Net application programmer who has flirted with
> Smalltalk for a long time without doing the "deep dive" to really
> understand it. �Pharo and Seaside are making me think that
> everything is coming together now for another try. �That and some
> micro-ISV ambitions to give me a real reason to write some code
> outside of work.
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> Welcome!!! �I hope you enjoy this wonderful world ;)
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> For my type of project I really need a db package and a gui
> package. �That leads to the questions:
> 1. Right now, is SqeakDBX my best choice for a db interface? �Sqlite
> is my db of choice for the project I have in mind.
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> Of course!!! hahahahaha � (I am one of the SqueakDBX authors). But
> it is a joke. There are several persitence alternatives. You can see
> this link:
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http://www.seaside.st/documentation/persistence
> There others nice solutions like Magma, �CouchDB and TokyoTyrant,
> etc. The good thing is that you have several approaches. There must
> be one that fits better your needs.
> BTW, SqueakDBX works perfect with Sqlite3 in Linux, Mac and Windows.
> Which OS do you want to use? You can even create (I can help you if
> you want) a seaside one-click with the Sqlite3 and OpenDBX dlls. So,
> this type of app is very "portable": just unzip and double click :)