
In response to DEBATE: Are ODBMSs dead? Did they ever have a pulse?.
Anytime a new technology comes along, there is resistance. It's like when snowboards became the new big thing. I was a very decent skier, I could handle most black diamonds, and I was in no way ready to start over from the beginning!
In response to DEBATE: Are ODBMSs dead? Did they ever have a pulse?.
I don't think anyone was honestly expecting overnight conversion en masse.
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In 2004, object-oriented databases experienced a resurgence of popularity,
with technology experts proclaiming that ODBMSs would soon replace
relational databases as the management systems of choice for the Internet.
And nothing happened.
Although ODBMSs have been adopted in some engineering and science fields,
they've made little headway against RDBMSs in the Internet space. Are they
DOA? Or is the developer community missing the boat?
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In response to Suggestion Box 8/27/07.
I would add vote for change to the logo/brand.
Its a well known fact that the chinese symbol for opportunity also means change.
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In response to Suggestion Box 8/27/07.
it's kind of annoying having to scroll down forever to get to the login and other useful things.....have you considered having a left-hand column as well? or at least moving the login/register thing to the top of the page where it's visible. having a link to register where you can see it might just improve your chances of signing people on. just a thought.
In response to Suggestion Box 8/13/07.
On facebook.com, certain actions require you to enter a captcha, like on this site. However, they have an extra registration process you can go through so that you don't have to do them anymore. I'm not sure what it is (I haven't actually done it since I don't use the site much) but man, if you could work out something like that for your frequent users, I would be soooo happy. Anyone else with me on this?
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