Cees de Groot wrote:
Now, that couldn't be farther removed from Squeak than we'd like, so I am about to rewrite the whole thing in Squeak. However, everything is stored as XML documents and my first attempts at parsing XML (with the parser that comes with Squeak 3.7) weren't quite succesful, from a performance point of view (it takes multiple seconds to parse a single document that has just account info and a list of pointers to articles/diary entries).
I've got a look/work-alike of SqueakPeople, done with Seaside 2.3. It's not feature complete (i.e. logged-in vs. not logged-in behaviour, and the ranking computation). The data is saved in PostgreSQL.
I use it as a way to drive out requirements for some frameworks I'm working on. My tool is far from ready, but I can send out the Seaside GUI code. Or, I can help with Squeakifying SqueakPeople if you're looking for help.