- From: Anselm Baird-Smith <abaird@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 17 Jul 1996 08:25:34 +0500
- To: Jocelyn Paine <popx@vax.ox.ac.uk>
- Cc: WWW-JIGSAW@w3.org
[Of course, I am little biased ;-)] Jocelyn Paine writes: > Would anyone recommend using Jigsaw - perhaps after the mid-August > release - as a production server on OS/2? One thing we must have is the > ability to handle lots of simultaneous requests. I would definitely wait after the mid-august release for installing Jigsaw on a 'real' site. I know some of you already did it, but I beleive they know what they did. Basically I am working hard on the next release, trying to make sure that the APIs and file formats won't evolve (in a incompatible way) after it. At this point, I am afraid that the mid-august release will still be alpha, but this time it will be because of potential bugs rather then instability (ie I should be able to cope with them by emiting patches in a timely fahsion). With regard to performance, I am really confident that new Java implementations will be superior to what we are used these days. Along with the JIT compiler progress I think that by the next Java implementation release cycle (after this summer), Jigsaw will reach very reasonable performance (if not more). Anselm.
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