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thanks for the broken link pointer, it will be fixed. the "So Much More" button is a link to the docs:) Here's the ConfigNode doc: http://codesolvent.com/doc/

by Edmond 8y ago

thanks for the broken link pointer, it will be fixed. the "So Much More" button is a link to the docs:) Here's the ConfigNode doc: http://codesolvent.com/doc/config-node/ http://codesolvent.com/doc/config-node/ The platform doc: http://codesolvent.com/doc/webapps/ http://codesolvent.com/doc/webapps/ If you're interested, send me an email (in my profile).

dmitriid 8y ago
> the "So Much More" button is a link to the docs:) Yeah... No. It looks like a link to yet more marketing-speak, and the page it links to answers zero answers as to why I would ever want it. Hiding the product README in some nested folder in the source code is also a brilliant idea. So, nope. I’m sticking to my YMLs and EDNs.
- Edmond 8y ago
  I am afraid your own cynicism (warranted or not) might be really blinding you here...I am not sure whether to feel proud of myself when my writing is designated "marketing speak" :) The documentation link LITERALLY shows how to use the product. Nothing is hidden, if you read the platform docs (http://codesolvent.com/doc/webapps/ http://codesolvent.com/doc/webapps/) you see it says: "Solvent is an integrated platform that combines an application container (jetty), a middle-ware and a developer environment to provide a complete solution for delivering web applications." ConfigNode is something you'll put on a server as a config management environment, the output can be json/yaml/xml..etc I think you might find it quite unique if you just give it a chance (no marketing) :)
  - majewsky 8y ago
    > Solvent is an integrated platform that combines an application container (jetty), a middle-ware and a developer environment to provide a complete solution for delivering web applications. Bingo.
  - dmitriid 8y ago
    > ConfigNode is something you'll put on a server I’ll never put it on a server for very obvious reasons
- spacemanmatt 8y ago
  You had me at EDN
mcbits 8y ago
I recommend changing "So Much More" to "Documentation" or something. I had no idea that was a link, let alone a potentially useful link.

by Edmond 8y ago

dmitriid 8y ago

> the "So Much More" button is a link to the docs:) Yeah... No. It looks like a link to yet more marketing-speak, and the page it links to answers zero answers as to why I would ever want it. Hiding the product README in some nested folder in the source code is also a brilliant idea. So, nope. I’m sticking to my YMLs and EDNs.

Edmond 8y ago
I am afraid your own cynicism (warranted or not) might be really blinding you here...I am not sure whether to feel proud of myself when my writing is designated "marketing speak" :) The documentation link LITERALLY shows how to use the product. Nothing is hidden, if you read the platform docs (http://codesolvent.com/doc/webapps/ http://codesolvent.com/doc/webapps/) you see it says: "Solvent is an integrated platform that combines an application container (jetty), a middle-ware and a developer environment to provide a complete solution for delivering web applications." ConfigNode is something you'll put on a server as a config management environment, the output can be json/yaml/xml..etc I think you might find it quite unique if you just give it a chance (no marketing) :)
- majewsky 8y ago
  > Solvent is an integrated platform that combines an application container (jetty), a middle-ware and a developer environment to provide a complete solution for delivering web applications. Bingo.
- dmitriid 8y ago
  > ConfigNode is something you'll put on a server I’ll never put it on a server for very obvious reasons
spacemanmatt 8y ago
You had me at EDN

mcbits 8y ago

I recommend changing "So Much More" to "Documentation" or something. I had no idea that was a link, let alone a potentially useful link.