Re: Speed Issues

> Will BinaryCloud keep PHP as its primary platform?

I won't be using PHP for anything but legacy client work - indeed I have
dropped it as of about a month and a half ago.

what happens to binarycloud is ultimately the decision of the people on
this list, and who currently use the code.

I would like to see many of the excellent concepts in binarycloud that are
missing in rails get ported to rails, since that has become my development
platform and language of choise (and of course, that of MANY other serious
developers as well).

I will not be leading this project as a php web application platform,
since I think php is a dead language.... but I'd love to see our tools get
to rails as gems ;)

_a




>
> Jean-Christophe Michel wrote:
>
>>alex black wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I haven't begun this discussion yet on the list, but is there a reason
>>> you
>>>haven't considered rails? I'm in the process of cataloging the
>>> binarycloud
>>>codebase to decide what should be ported and what isn't necessary given
>>>the infrastructure in rails. Interestingly, our best ideas cannot be
>>> found
>>>in any other framework, which makes me happy... so I'm going to have a
>>>good transtion plan soon which I will publish.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Hey, not asleeped yet ? :p
>>Our good points now are: real utf8 output, a good form class and
>>components, tables and pagination. Rails seems to have a far better
>>persistence layer than my modest -- but working -- simpleentity.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Keep in mind you're hearing this from someone who played a large part in
>>>developing the concepts behind binarycloud, but once you've done a
>>> project
>>>with rails there is really no other toolset you're interested in using
>>>anymore. That said, rails is still young and needs a lot of the ideas we
>>>developed and perfected here. For those of us that make our living doing
>>>web apps, I think it would be best to port our (very cool) toolset to
>>>rails, create gems from them, and have at it in rails.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Yes, propose the migration way :-)
>>
>>
>>
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