The Seaside book explains how to write a simple file upload component:

This post describes the process of compiling Nginx on Ubuntu 10.04.1 (Server Edition) and Amazon EC2 Linux (which is based on Centos 5.5). The motivation for compiling Nginx, was to add the following modules:

Pier (and Seaside) use dynamic variables to retrieve the value of the session or current context whose value is defined at runtime by the calling context. They enhance testability as mock or known dynamic variable can be defined within the context of a test.

I had a problem where I wanted to restart my server then backup my database, but how to ensure the order is executed as intended?

A quick post to show how we use Google mail to send mail from Seaside. Here’s our setup for getitmade.com: