Travis Low wrote:
> Seems to me that if your web
> application can stand losing a day's worth of data, then MySQL + nightly backups
> would be fine. (Be sure to test restores once in a while, though.)
I think that in the case of many simple web applications, MySQL will
suffice. But I think and hope that we will see turbine being
implemented in a much broader context than that. Jon has commented many
times that EJB and J2EE type applications are sometimes overkill for
what people really need. I think that turbine fills the need of many
applications that encompass more than a few web pages connected to a
database. Some of these apps (like mine) will need more than mysql has
to offer like triggers and stored procedures etc.
John
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