But not that stable with JIT right? :-)
Thank you for great news and I'll start porting my simple application
to GST + Seaside 2.9 :-)
Thank you again.
On May 6, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
S.J.Chun wrote:
Hi,
It seems that though Seaside 2.9 is moving target, it could be used
as development
platform for web application. Can we use GST (and included Seaside
2.9) for web
application? What I mean is that is it stable enough(at least
compared to Squeak case)
to be used as web application server?
Yes, the current git master should be very stable; Derek Zhou's GC
fixes
in particular avoided unbounded growths in memory usage. I've been
delaying a release only to include a new Seaside release and possibly
Gwanael's GtkLauncher, so there should actually be no problem using
the
latest and greatest GST.
Paolo
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