[Q] Seaside 2.9 in GST is usable?

Hi,

It seems that though Seaside 2.9 is moving target, it could be used as development
platform for web application. Can we use GST (and included Seaside 2.9) for web
application? What I mean is that is it stable enough(at least compared to Squeak case)
to be used as web application server?

Thanks in advance.
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S.J.Chun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It seems that though Seaside 2.9 is moving target, it could be used as development
> platform for web application. Can we use GST (and included Seaside 2.9) for web
> application? What I mean is that is it stable enough(at least compared to Squeak case)
> to be used as web application server?

Yes, the current git master should be very stable; Derek Zhou's GC fixes
in particular avoided unbounded growths in memory usage.  I've been
delaying a release only to include a new Seaside release and possibly
Gwanael's GtkLauncher, so there should actually be no problem using the
latest and greatest GST.

Paolo


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But not that stable with JIT right? :-)

Thank you for great news and I'll start porting my simple application  
to GST + Seaside 2.9 :-)

Thank you again.


On May 6, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Paolo Bonzini wrote:



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Chun, Sungjin wrote:
> But not that stable with JIT right? :-)

No, but Squeak does not have JIT either. :-P

Paolo


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