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Re: Rails and Seaside: msg#00161lang.smalltalk.squeak.seaside
Diego Fernandez wrote: I think that the Squeak "look" is only a minor problem, the main problem is stability and usability. Stability? In over 5 years, I've only had an image crash, or have had to kill the image at most a dozen times. Usability? I've gotten used to the way things work. In fact, I often find other Smalltalks lack Squeak's features. The environment has lot of "small" annoying bugs, and if you have a "image crash" there is not an easy way to recover the last changes like in ENVY. Recovering from the changes file is pretty easy, if you save your image often enough. Of course, with ENVY, you can just re-load your open edition. Here's a common situation with ENVY, which can happen if you don't save your image often enough. You create a new application after your last save. After an image crash, you have no indication you need to load that application. (If you had added the application to a configuration map, upon creating it, then you would have a simple re-load.) The bottomline is that you have to save your image often, to make recovery easier - whether you have the changes file or ENVY. |
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