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Hi @ab
In your blog post about mORMot 2 performance, you mention that "The official release of mORMot 2 is around the edge". We are very curious (and excited) for that day. Is there a specific date or feature parity that must be reached or are we getting close?
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I am not using it on production yet, simply because our product is way away from alpha release. However, in day to day development use and testing, it's running flawless.
However, no haevy duty tests yet, no massive connections, etc. So I should not be taken seriously, when I say: go ahead ;-)
--Daniel
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Re. examples, I just pulled the latest source and found "\ex\ThirdPartyDemos\martin-doyle", I guess those samples done by Martin Doyle can already get me started.
That being said, based on your statement it seems that mORMot2 is stable for my use cases, so I might start using it instead of v1 for a new project.
Delphi XE4 Pro on Windows 7 64bit.
Lazarus trunk built with fpcupdelux on Windows with cross-compile for Linux 64bit.
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Maybe an "Upgrade notes for mORMot 1 users" blog post is enough to get us start upgrading
Delphi XE4 Pro on Windows 7 64bit.
Lazarus trunk built with fpcupdelux on Windows with cross-compile for Linux 64bit.
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The ddd folder is still empty ... ;-)
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I'm in same boat as sakura, basically I've switched to mORMot 2 during development but aren't using it in production yet because the project isn't there yet.
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@AOG
Yes, the src/ddd folder is empty, and may stay as such for some time.
I don't think porting the mORMot 1 code here would be a good idea, because it is somewhat too complex.
See https://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5867
and the discussion about DDD and our KDD at https://blog.synopse.info/?post/2019/10 … e-and-Code
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About mobile apps ?
expired JWT automatic re-creation?
Last edited by dcoun (2022-06-09 09:47:58)
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I have several projects in production which use mORMot2. As with all new code, a few issues came up (in production of course ) occasionally but were fixed and things are running smoothly now.
The last one being a locking issue in TSynCache which was introduced when RW locks were added.
I was looking forward to RW locks for a long time, it is a great addition. Although this is an example of a feature which can add hard to detect bugs with unit tests, which got me thinking if mORMot2 could use some kind of branching/versioning/whatever strategy for stable and development/bleeding edge?
About DDD:
The projects were all upgraded from mORMot 1 from 6 months to a few months ago and they all used DDD units, it was pretty easy to port mORMot1's DDD units to mORMot2 though (at least the parts I was using relating to persistence, authentication and emails).
Last edited by trx (2022-06-09 18:00:27)
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@trx
If you are willing to share your efforts, I would be very pleased.
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@AOG
Sure, I have commited the relevant files here: https://github.com/transmogrifix/sx-ddd
But I would not use them for new mORMot2 projects and rather wait for whatever ab is planning DDD/KDD-wise.
Last edited by trx (2022-06-10 06:47:14)
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Thank you very much for sharing !! Much appreciated. Will have a very close look.
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@ab, Will it be released in EKON 26?
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Hello. Where can I access documentation for version 2?
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The documentation is not yet generated.
You have the README.md files in the repository, and the inlined documentation in the source code, as comments.
For the high-level principles, the mORMot 1.18 documentation is still accurate.
See https://synopse.info/files/html/Synopse … 01.18.html
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Hi @ab,
How can I, by myself, generate the documentation?
I tried using SynProject and failed
Could you give me a step by step on how to generate the documentation?
Thanks.
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I'm not sure it's that easy, docs are generated from comments in source files so best is just to go though pas files and read area you're interested.
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mORMot 2 has still not reached release status?
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Note:
We should move this mORMot 2 specific thread to https://synopse.info/forum/viewforum.php?id=24
The release is planned for this week.
It is time for a Release Candidate!
https://synopse.info/forum/viewtopic.php?id=6442
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