3 months after the last comment I know... Glad you have moved on. When you leave the field it really is Domino R.I.P.
And yet it lives on! There are a lot of document stores out there. CouchDB has a huge amount of Notes datastore goodness. MongoDB gives you much of the same without the weirdness of Erlang under the hood.
Good luck with ASP-NET. Stay away from JEE - there was a great slideshow done by NASA JPL comparing various languages and frameworks for building web applications. Compares Java, J2EE, Python, Plone, Zope, Ruby, TurboGears on a variety of metrics including time to develop, lines of code, restarts, and "fun". It ain't here any more
I have been looking for a Django-esque MVC framework that didn't map to a SQL database. Never thought it would be written in Javascript - when I think to the crap I wrote for Notes 4.5 ...
Still early days with expresso running on node using MongoDB as the datastore and yet it feels so right!
If you find yourself with not a lot on one weekend try this bootstrap app
3 months after the last comment I know... Glad you have moved on. When you leave the field it really is Domino R.I.P.
And yet it lives on! There are a lot of document stores out there. CouchDB has a huge amount of Notes datastore goodness. MongoDB gives you much of the same without the weirdness of Erlang under the hood.
Good luck with ASP-NET. Stay away from JEE - there was a great slideshow done by NASA JPL comparing various languages and frameworks for building web applications. Compares Java, J2EE, Python, Plone, Zope, Ruby, TurboGears on a variety of metrics including time to develop, lines of code, restarts, and "fun". It ain't here any more
http://oodt.jpl.nasa.gov/better-web-app.mov
I have been looking for a Django-esque MVC framework that didn't map to a SQL database. Never thought it would be written in Javascript - when I think to the crap I wrote for Notes 4.5 ...
Still early days with expresso running on node using MongoDB as the datastore and yet it feels so right!
If you find yourself with not a lot on one weekend try this bootstrap app
http://blog.cliftoncunningham.co.uk/tag/mongoose/
Hope you are never afraid to show your roots on keep codestore going just the way you are.