It's a standard Subversion repo on Google Code, so I think it should work with Beanstalk!
(I've been considering switching to Mercurial, but I think Subversion serves the most important needs for now.) I'm not married to MongoDB, but we are having a sordid love affair. :) The NoSQL database are all quite different from each other in terms of features and performance characteristics, and I strongly believe Mongo offers the best choices for most web developers. Savory very much embraces MongoDB and uses many of its atomic update features to the max. This does not mean that it's impossible to adapt many of the features for other databases. In many cases, all you need to do is extend a class and provide your own implementation. It can also make sense to mix MongoDB with other databases. There's been a lot of interest in integrating Savory with neo4j. We'll see how things progress! ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2783443
