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Hopefully, Doron was not presenting his questions with a deconstructive spirit...likely, they were offered from a spirit of curiosity.
Nevertheless, I feel compelled to offer my two cents. Web site examples and a KnowledgeBase (whatever that is?) are things that are certainly not necessary to development with the extremely fine framework called StrataFrame. In just over a year, I have been able to complete a single-handed, massive rewrite of our manufacturing software. The two things that I leaned on for help were:
1) Documentation (dgsoft, I am not sure where you are coming from. It is all there.)
2) Forums
That's it. There are soooo many code examples in the forums...more than I'll ever be able to review and use, but several snippets have helped me in my programming. The best knowledgebase that we all have is the forum. Before I hit the forums, I actually search the extremely usable documentation (yes, I read it...everyone should read it). I have learned a gob from the docs...there are very well-done!! So, a web site example...extra frosting on an already wonderfully crafted cake. A knowledgebase....you already have it...really. Search the docs, then the forums for your answers. If you do not find one, simply post a question and the answers will start flowing.
Our StrataFrame team is providing an excellent product and excellent support far above the market average. The team needs to be praised, not pushed. I am sure Doron, and many many other would join me in saying, "Marvelous work, StrataFrame gurus!! Hats off to you all!!!"
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