Beaverton, Oregon-based Paradigma Software, Inc, the developers of the ultra-fast database Valentina, announces the availability of Valentina Server Linux Edition beta 1 for immediate download.
Valentina is a pioneering database system that, built on a unique object-relational model, outperforms almost all commercially available database servers – disk based or RAM based. Recent customer provided data compares equivalent search operations with mySQL server at five minutes to complete, down to five seconds with Valentina Server. Hours become minutes, minutes become seconds with Valentina.
Valentina database products, available on Windows and MacOS X, are based on the unique Valentina database engine – an object-relational database engine known for extreme speed. When porting to Valentina, hours become minutes, minutes become seconds when it comes to storing, retrieving and querying databases. Valentina supports all modern standards – native Unicode, XML import/export and ODBC connectivity.
Technology beta 1 of Valentina for Linux includes: Valentina C++ application developer kit, Valentina Embedded Server on Linux, Valentina for Revolution (Linux) and Valentina for REALbasic (Linux). Valentina Developer Network Platform Edition includes a set of tools for all supported operating systems of one development environment – and allows deployment of Valentina Embedded Database Server by developers, royalty free, VDN Platform Edition sells for $599.
Valentina C++ Application Developer Kit for Linux includes a local runtime and supporting header files for building C++ based applications for deployment on x86-based Linux distributions with gcc 4.0.2 and libstdc++ 4.0.2. Both SuSE Desktop and Red Hat distributions will be officially supported. Other distributions may be supported on release, as time allows.
Valentina Office Server for Linux is also under development. Valentina Office Server is business ready and supports all modern standards, including XML import/export with easy conversion from mySQL, native Unicode, secure SSL connections, ODBC connectivity and more. It also supports advanced features such as encrypted, compressed, packet based communications, built in picture compression, and easy management through the included visual browsing and administration tool, Valentina Studio. Valentina Office Server has built in support for PHP 4/5 scripting and the Ruby on Rails framework. Valentina Office Server SMB costs only $299.
Valentina ADKs and VDN on Windows and MacOS X are available for most development tools on those platforms, including Runtime Revolution, Adobe Director, Cocoa/Objective-C, C++ (xCode, MS Visual Studio), REALbasic, .net framework, COM, PHP, Ruby and ODBC.
About Paradigma Software, Inc
Founded in 1998, Beaverton, Oregon-based Paradigma Software, Inc is the leading provider of incredibly fast and robust database solutions for business and development. Valentina 2 technology powers solutions as diverse as graphics applications from major Japanese electronics companies to solutions supporting US public schools. Paradigma Software solutions are available for every major development environment on the Windows and Macintosh platforms.
Beta 1 of Valentina Server & VREV for Linux Announced
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