Re: Future of Prevayler?

On 04/15/2010 02:51 PM, Klaus Wuestefeld wrote:
>> Prevayler lacks certain things that would make me
>> reluctant to choose for a new project.
>>      
> For example?
>    

First on my list is an active community.

Next would be things relating to using this behind a high-volume 
website. Robust replication. Ability to do frequent code pushes without 
downtime. Startup time is also a problem that weighs heavily on my mind.

There are also nice-to-haves that I might not use myself but would be 
attractive to novice users, like migration tools, zero-configuration 
exposure of a RESTful web service, and maybe an integrated query package.


>> I'd be curious as to what, if any, people see as the future for Prevayler.
>>      
> I see Prevayler as a great adoption opportunity for a consulting
> company that revolves around open source tech such as ThoughWorks or
> Atlassian or anyone wanting to start such a company.
>
> As a private person, though, working on the sovereign computing
> project, I will not have the time to build up such a company and give
> Prevayler a pretty site, etc.
>    

Thanks! That's good to know.

William

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