Comment on Slang, Goldman Sachs' proprietary programming languageparentComments−fractallyte12yIf SecDB sounds interesting, check out GemStone/S (http://gemtalksystems.com/).It's Smalltalk (the language) within an object database. Applications are coded 'as normal', but the objects are persistent - no need for ORM! More detail here: http://isaiahperumalla.wordpress.com/2008/11/21/why-gemstone...Sounds far more advanced than SecDB, but in this case, 'good enough' is what counts...
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If SecDB sounds interesting, check out GemStone/S (http://gemtalksystems.com/).
It's Smalltalk (the language) within an object database. Applications are coded 'as normal', but the objects are persistent - no need for ORM! More detail here: http://isaiahperumalla.wordpress.com/2008/11/21/why-gemstone...
Sounds far more advanced than SecDB, but in this case, 'good enough' is what counts...