[ic] Reliability of IC

[Dan Browning]

At 09:43 AM 2/26/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>At 10:54 AM 02/26/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>>As part of my research into interchange, I joined this list to see what 
>>kinds of problems developers are running into on a regular basis.
>>
>>I think the power and flexibility and open-source support of interchange 
>>is amazing, but I'm wondering how reliable it is.
>>
>>Is it conceivable that, as an independent developer, I could build out a 
>>fairly simple cart/store and then walk away?
>
>Absolutely. The routine maintenance stuff - expiring dead sessions, 
>deleting temp files, etc - can easily be handled with cron jobs.  If you 
>have database-specific needs like archiving or deleting aged data, even 
>that can be automated once you get a handle on Interchange programming. I 
>rarely hear from my completed projects, except to occasionally add new 
>features and answer "what if" questions - their stores just hum right along.
>
>- Ed L.

Ditto.  (I hate "me too" answers, but this is for posterity).


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