From: | Rob Napier <rob(at)doitonce(dot)net(dot)au> |
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To: | <pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | once:radix version 1.5 released |
Date: | 2009-08-25 14:58:00 |
Message-ID: | C6BA3918.BA19%rob@doitonce.net.au |
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Hi!
Six years ago, my fledgling business made a tactical decision: To put all
our faith in PostgreSQL as the database on which to build an entirely new
type of software. once:radix has become the world's first browser-based
Rapid Application Development system.
Despite the time we have been at it we are still, in many ways, a fledgling
business. One area where we DON¹T feel like we are just getting started is
our technology. It has matured to a point where I am proud to put my name to
it. If you knew how slow I have been to get out and promote it, you would
appreciate that this comment is not made lightly.
The impetus since we first released once:radix as an open source project has
been extraordinary. As an example of what we¹ve achieved: I was working at
South Australia Tourism last week, connected to a very basic Dell server.
Performance was outstanding.
Today, we announced the release of once:radix version 1.5 on SourceForge:
> ³This update paves the way for the next stage of development: The company
> plans to launch its flagship application, once:fabrik built on the
> once:radix platform as an open source project in September this year.
> once:radix 1.5 is faster, even more reliable and comes with new features that
> further enhance user experience.²
This is a serious contender as an IDE for building and deploying business
applications. once:radix and the soon-to-be-released once:fabrik ERP system
differentiate PostgreSQL from competing products. Personally, I think that
it has plenty to offer already. But to have the only viable browser-based
IDE is a clear advantage.
We are moving toward an ambitious program of support for
ISVs/VARs/Developers/Consultants. I would like to explore ways that we can
gain mutual advantage from our informal partnership. Specifically: I would
like to make contact with individuals and companies that work with
PostgreSQL as developers, trainers, consultants, and so on to discuss
ways that we can work together.
If you are interested, please contact me.
Regards
Rob Napier
once:technologies
rob(at)doitonce(dot)net(dot)au
Skype ID: onceradix
homepage: www.oncetechnologies.com
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