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Subject: Re: Using Sequel in Production, Testimonials?
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On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 2:26 AM, Jeremy Evans <jeremyeva...@gmail.com> wrot=
e:
> During my PgWest presentation next month, I'm planning on having a
> slide about production uses of Sequel. =A0If you are using Sequel in
> production and would like to be mentioned, please reply (either
> publicly here or privately to me) and let me know what you are using
> Sequel for. =A0If you want to include a company logo, that would be
> helpful too.

I believe I cannot disclose here anything confidential related to my
day work without proper prior approval. But without disclosing any
strategic info, I can share that our most complex use of Sequel at day
work involves Sequel models with pagination and xml serialization.

> Also, if anyone wants to write a testimonial for using Sequel (e.g.
> "We started using Sequel at XXX and found that we write code faster,
> it runs faster, and it has fewer bugs"), I'd be interested in that as
> well. =A0Not just for the presentation, but possibly also for a page on
> Sequel's website.
>

On a personal usage point of view, Sequel is the only ORM I can use
with jruby and H2 databases. I use it for my code explorations on
small web applications (sinatra or ramaze).

--=20
Christian