Re: #liveDB 0.3.2 released

Robert Friberg <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.prevayler
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I wrote:
>> #liveDB is a .NET prevalence engine

Klaus W. replied:
> Sure? The home page says it "is an in-memory database engine".

Klaus, I recall we had a similar discussion a while back on github. 

Most of our visitors are unfamiliar with the concept of prevalence so putting that as a subtitle on the front page won't provide them with any useful information. I will update the "how it works" section though, and put in a link to the Wikipedia page.

We find that "Database engine" sells better when talking to business people and stakeholders and also gets the discussion going fast talking to people with a technical background. Also, we are adding more features to #liveDB on top of the prevalence layer like support for relational modeling, CRUD, ad-hoc dynamically compiled LINQ queries. So maybe "database engine" isn't really that misleading after all.

Robert Friberg
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