In a comment to the 1 Session per VM: Another Scaling Alternative post, Ken Treis shared the following:
This particular application started life as a LAMP app, then became a Rails app, then a Seaside+GLORP app… and now it’s in GLASS. It’s much, much faster than any of its predecessors (some pages that used to take 10+ seconds to generate come up in about 100 ms), and users have already commented on how much more responsive it is.
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August 5, 2010 at 8:12 am
New GemStone/S and Seaside Site « (gem)Stone Soup
[…] with GemStone/S and Seaside. Ken and compnay have me built several web apps based on Seaside (see GLASS Beats the Competition), but this is one of the few public-facing […]