Just that I've been researching for SQL solution for NodeJS and MySQL, and saw a lot of good things about dbslayer. But it's been more than 4 days that I couldn't connect to both code.nytimes.com and www.dbslayer.org, hence neither could I install and try dbslayer, whereas I saw cherokee included dbslayer in itself. So I'm wondering if anybody know the current status of dbslayer development? Thanks in advance!
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Why would you want to use that when there's native MySQL drivers for NodeJS now? – tadman Mar 31 '14 at 21:59
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I actually haven't made decision yet while I'm also aware of db-mysql – user917099 Mar 31 '14 at 22:09
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1You've got a [ton of options](https://www.npmjs.org/search?q=mysql) for connecting today. This project was important in the day, but has long since been supplanted by other, better solutions. – tadman Apr 01 '14 at 03:45
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The official Github repository seems to be this one, what is indicated by this Tweet and the referenced tumlbr post. This also indicates that Derek Gottfrid was the main responsible person for the project, who posted on Twitter last time in october 2012 about this project.
Since the last changes at Github are multiple years old and there are practically no Tweets about this on Twitter anymore, I would call this project dead.
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