Jon Tirsen recently surprised me with an e-mail on the Prevayler
mailing lists about the Buildmeister (great work, guys!), and that
Prevayler is included in the nightly builds. Definitely awesome - I
love those foo-20030722.jar files.
But there's more to it than just the buildmeister. Soon, we'll see
Prevayler's CVS moved to the Codehaus, which means, basically, that
Prevayler is going to get a new home at the haus. Feels good to see
that, as I've been working (well, others might put I've been just
interrupting real work with stupid questions ;)) on Prevayler for
almost two years now, and saw it grow from a little baby screaming for
attention to its more teen-aged versions, getting even louder in the
proccess.
I sure hope that people who were criticizing Prevayler on the
blogosphere realize it's potentials and shortcomings and start to
consider it as a viable persistence mechanism for small-to-medium
datastores. It certainly rocks for me - everytime I get to do
RDBMS-related stuff, I keep thinking about how good it would be to use
Prevayler on the project.
So, again, congratulations to all the really nice folks developing
Prevayler (may I include myself on this list? :), and let's expect even
more wicked cool stuff being developed with it in the near future.
Kudos, guys!
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