One Click Experience

[Lukas Renggli]

> I beg to disagree. As PRImagePersistency is currently implemented,
> the only risk I can see is that it eventually fill up the disk, which
> is actually a very minor trouble.

This is the standard implementation as I use it on all my web servers.  
Propre persistency is something currently lackin in Pier, but the  
issue will be tackled soon.

> Instead, with the current setup, he would be always starting from a
> blank slate, want it or not, until he discovers he can save his work.
> My fear is that most newbies won't discover http://localhost:8080/
> seaside/tools/versionuploader before they give up.

The 'Seaside One-Click Experience' is not supposed to be a Magritte,  
Pier, Scriptaculous, RSRSS, Comet, ... distribution, even though these  
packages are all included. Its goal is to provide an easy start into  
Seaside, for people that want to quickly take a look at it. I  
originally created this package for a newbie tutorial I was giving at  
the CHOOSE Forum 2007, Languages for the Web [1]. If people discover  
Pier, that's fine, but this is not the goal.

Cheers,
Lukas

[1] http://www.choose.s-i.ch/Events/forum2007.html

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