Writing small web services in seaside has been like living in the distant future since something like 2006. JavaScript made a lot of strides towards making seaside less impressive in recent years, but as someone who hates frontend stuff I still vastly prefer it.
Playing with it in 2006 was like using magic. Sure, it is not REST, but whenever I show it off to someone used to handling a lot of stuff client side they still have to pinch themselves :)
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Writing small web services in seaside has been like living in the distant future since something like 2006. JavaScript made a lot of strides towards making seaside less impressive in recent years, but as someone who hates frontend stuff I still vastly prefer it.
Playing with it in 2006 was like using magic. Sure, it is not REST, but whenever I show it off to someone used to handling a lot of stuff client side they still have to pinch themselves :)
Cool perspective! FYI there are also REST add-ons now (as well as other more minimal frameworks) for when REST is desired.