Actually, I'm the one that asked people for a direct comparison a couple of weeks ago, and now I'm sorry I did. I think its normal for people to feel passionate about their creations. I sure do. I've decided I'm just going to use both and decide for myself which one to use where and when its the most appropriate.
As far as the Weekly Squeak goes, if they didn't post on the list I would not have known about it. Now I have the web site bookmarked and I go there all the time. So I think the more the merrier. Especially when a lot of organizations are converting their ST apps to Java or Ruby and wide-spread acceptance of ST in general is very much in doubt. Giuseppe is right. We need to be united as a group. There are plenty of ST critics out there.
Rob Rothwell-2 wrote:
On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 11:49 AM, Giuseppe Luigi Punzi Ruiz <
glpunzi@lordzealon.com> wrote:
> Uhmm...Janko, a personal question. I hope thath is only my impression,
> but I think Aida and Seaside are entering on a stupid war. We need to
> stay together.
>
What makes you think this?
I hope my recent questions about "Seaside vs. Traditional" did not fuel your
impression. I think understanding the strengths of both frameworks could
perhaps create something even more powerful.
Rob
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