Re: [binarycloud-dev] application framework / development frustrations

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> i haven't contributed much to this list or to binarycloud itself, though
> i have been following development closely since it's birth.  ...very
> exciting stuff so far. =]

glad to hear it :)

> i develop websites using all opensource, non-proprietary software.  with
> every project i undertake, i find myself inevitably "reinventing the
> wheel".  all along, i have envisioned a systematic web application
> framework to work under so that with each project, i can simply start
> from an already developed system, and thus concentrate on the
> application itself rather than all the connectivity/handling routines
> needed with every website.

this is exactly what binarycloud was built to get rid of :)
no more setting up db code every time, etc.

> time is of the essense here as it is for everyone in the work
> environment, and i feel this is the best system that i've ever seen.  it
> is a completely transparent layer for developers to write applications
> fast.  there are some things in the system in which i am not yet
> comfortable with, but this just comes from my way of thinking known
> legacy logic is somehow "better" that new undiscovered technology. (and

actually this last statement is something I agree with. I don't see a reason
to reinvent the wheel for the sake of reinventing the wheel. at the same
time, if I see something powerful, I'm willing to adopt it a little earlier
than most :)

> i don't really have a point to this message other than wanting to rant a
> bit from my point of view, and to express a keen interest in helping
> binarycloud come the reality that it already is in my mind.

as soon as the r2 core release is out, there will be much do to, much much
:)


_alex



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