Todd Blanchard wrote:
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> I quite like the idea of this - build a commonly used chunk of
> capability in a vanilla way and allow people to grab and customize it.
>
> I'd like to see the seaside community do something similar with - say
> - user logins for a start.
I've got one almost ready that does the user logins and general menu
links and uses Glorp for user lookup (talking to a PostgreSQL
database). The only thing that's keeping me from turning people loose
on it is that I need to figure out how to get VisualWorks/Seaside
talking on a different port than (the default) 8008.. Once that's done,
I'll have it all setup on a server sitting in my garage.. I was going to
put it up on seasidehosting.st until I read that they don't provide any
sort of database access. I think these initial growing pains for new
users (to Seaside + Smalltalk) are what may drive people away
(perhaps).. If there are a set of standard things that are common for
many web apps already available, it would likely reduce the amount of
confusion about how things work,etc.
-- Rick
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