Subject | Re: Who uses Firebird? |
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Author | Carlos H. Cantu |
Post date | 2006-03-03T19:55:06Z |
I have a list in tabular format at FireBase, just with Brazilian
companies... it is more or less what you are requesting, see:
http://www.firebase.com.br/fb/empresas.php
Clicking in the company name brings more details about it.
Carlos
--- In Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com, Dariusz Zelichowski
<z_darius@...> wrote:
preferably in tabular format It could be of more value to those
"shopping" around, as well as for the FB PR. I realize that a similar
list it available at IBPhoenix but each entry is mostly a bunch of
words where you have to fish for the respective stats. Hard to find
the trees in the forest. Sometimes the stats are not even there at
all. Not IBPhoenix's fault but the fact remains. Users need to be able
to scan each entry very quickly for relevant stats of each entry, and
then proceed with reading the blurb, if any. This would be in the
spirit of general web page design - you have only so many (actually
very few) seconds to attract the user's attention.
companies... it is more or less what you are requesting, see:
http://www.firebase.com.br/fb/empresas.php
Clicking in the company name brings more details about it.
Carlos
--- In Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com, Dariusz Zelichowski
<z_darius@...> wrote:
>(number of users, database size, daily/monthly data volume etc),
> A list like that would need to include some of the important fields
preferably in tabular format It could be of more value to those
"shopping" around, as well as for the FB PR. I realize that a similar
list it available at IBPhoenix but each entry is mostly a bunch of
words where you have to fish for the respective stats. Hard to find
the trees in the forest. Sometimes the stats are not even there at
all. Not IBPhoenix's fault but the fact remains. Users need to be able
to scan each entry very quickly for relevant stats of each entry, and
then proceed with reading the blurb, if any. This would be in the
spirit of general web page design - you have only so many (actually
very few) seconds to attract the user's attention.
>of greater value.
> That approach would not preclude smaller users, and yet could prove
>
> d.