With some help from the folks at FinWorks and the groundwork laid by Philippe Marschall, Lukas Renggli and the rest of the Seaside crew, we’ve got Seaside2.8 ported to GemStone/S.
I’m actually on vacation this week (haha), which is a testament to how easy it was to port 2.8 to GemStone/S. Good work guys (and gals)!
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