Announcing November 2007 Karvonite CTP Release
We're excited to announce the availability of November 2007 CTP version for Karvonite. The latest version is now available for download at http://www.karvonite.com
Cheers,
The AdventurerLand Team
Cheers,
The AdventurerLand Team
2 Comments:
Very interesting! This product was to be more famous.
I think you should write an article in the www.codeproject.com, with an example code.
I have three questions:
1 - Is there an easy way to implement Undo-Redo capabilities in the Karvonite Framework?
2 - Have you made any tests of performance and size of files (example: XML vs Karvonite)?
3 - Karvonite seems to be more interesting and powerful than db4o (a comercial and older product). How does Karvonite compare with db4o?
By Costureiro, at 3:13 PM
1 - Is there an easy way to implement Undo-Redo capabilities in the Karvonite Framework?
Undo/redo is an interesting feature. We thought about it and it could be a future addition. But we've to study a lot more if it is viable.
2 - Have you made any tests of performance and size of files (example: XML vs Karvonite)?
Karvonite stores object data in separate slots in xml format. However classes and data member names are mapped as numeric Ids which saves a lot of space. Moreover, Karvonite only rewrites changed objects. When you write a XML file you must rewrite all the file again.
3 - Karvonite seems to be more interesting and powerful than db4o (a comercial and older product). How does Karvonite compare with db4o?
I don't know much about db40. However Karvonite is good for desktop apps but does not provide multiuser features.
Regards
By Diego Hernán Cánepa, at 4:26 PM
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