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fraxknits posted Oh I do like to be beside the seaside... | 3 days ago
Challenge 96 on the 101 list was to spend a day at the seaside. As a child growing up in the UK holiday were almost always seaside holidays where I would do all the traditional activities of rock pooling, sandcastle building, swimming (although not after dinner), picnic-ing, kite flying etc etc. I...
Randal Schwartz posted David Mertz reviews my OSCON Seaside tutorial | 3 days ago
David Mertz reviews my presentation yesterday in his blog post: The framework itself is based on continuations and maintenance of session state. As with other rapid-development web frameworks, a very small amount of template code does a lot of work. In contrast to, say Ruby or Django, Seaside gives...
Randal Schwartz posted My first big Seaside tutorial: three hours at OSCON | 3 days ago
Wow. What a rush. But I mean that literally. I've known for a few months that I'd be delivering a three hour tutorial on Seaside at OSCON. But like many of the activities, I didn't actually start writing the materials until last week, and I'd been sweating bullets trying to generate what I believed...
Randal Schwartz posted Dynamic languages for web development vs Java | Jul 13, 2008
From a recent blog post:[...] The simple truth is that for web applications dynamic approaches are massively more productive. Take a look at Seaside (Smalltalk), Grails (groovy) or Rails (Ruby) and its clear that Java has nothing to compare. The DSLs provided by these languages make web development...
