Re: WebDNA Book?
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 47520
interpreted = N
texte = Hmm .. > Sure, I know a lot about it, probably more than most everyone else here I reckon John Peacock would have something to say about that ;) > I've come to the conclusion that nothing will ever come of webdna > unless a big company buys it and puts some money into marketing it. > Apparently neither PCS nor SMSI have understood how important > professional marketing is to a truly great software product ... or > maybe they just cannot afford it. Either way, I'm afraid that this > software will forever be limited to the few of us who have discovered > it and love it ... while the rest of the world continues to rely on > other solutions.I disagree Ken, I believe SMSI have progressed a huge amount in the last 12 months, we are seeing some excellent response to bugs & feature requests and by the looks of the v5 posts I've read there are some enterprise level features coming.I also think it is up to the development community to help grow the user base, if we build solutions quickly, that are better than can be built in CFM, ASP or PHP then WebDNA will get a name for itself. We have a huge advantage over the competition as far as I can tell .. Having a roll-over attitude really does nothing for the new list members that have been popping up the last few weeks.Just my opinion of course .. Alain ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Hmm .. > Sure, I know a lot about it, probably more than most everyone else here I reckon John Peacock would have something to say about that ;) > I've come to the conclusion that nothing will ever come of webdna > unless a big company buys it and puts some money into marketing it. > Apparently neither PCS nor SMSI have understood how important > professional marketing is to a truly great software product ... or > maybe they just cannot afford it. Either way, I'm afraid that this > software will forever be limited to the few of us who have discovered > it and love it ... while the rest of the world continues to rely on > other solutions.I disagree Ken, I believe SMSI have progressed a huge amount in the last 12 months, we are seeing some excellent response to bugs & feature requests and by the looks of the v5 posts I've read there are some enterprise level features coming.I also think it is up to the development community to help grow the user base, if we build solutions quickly, that are better than can be built in CFM, ASP or PHP then WebDNA will get a name for itself. We have a huge advantage over the competition as far as I can tell .. Having a roll-over attitude really does nothing for the new list members that have been popping up the last few weeks.Just my opinion of course .. Alain ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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