I have Perl-Postgres project named "Seal". Seal is a GUI desktop database project for end-user which allow to run destop application which is written in short text files without any compilation.

My problem is where I should put the project (as an opensource project but not neccesary free one) in the Internet if I would to share it among potential database developers (to develop it) and end-users (to use it)?

Seal contains Perl and plpgsql as an internal languages. I wrap the application into exec with the ActiveState tool. Perl in the Seal is more fundamental than postgres and I did not want to be replaced by - for example - C++. Whereas Postgres part can actually be replaced by, lets say, other sql databases (but advance enough). But it is definitely database project. Now it is Windows one as I use Win32::GUI Perl module, but - again in principle - it can be replaced by cross-platform libraries: for instance wxPerl or Prima.

What brothers can say?

Waldemar

In reply to How to share the project? by wb

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