Writing my Smalltalk Solutions talk at the last minute

I'm busy hacking away at my hour-long presentation for the rapidly approaching Smalltalk Solutions 2008 conference, on "Persistence for Seaside".  I'm starting with an enumeration of all the ways that data can persist, both open-source and commercial.  I've come up with the following list so far:

  1. Saving the image
  2. GOODS
  3. OmniBase
  4. SIXX
  5. Magma
  6. Prevayler
  7. SQLite
  8. PostgreSQL
  9. GLORP
  10. Cincom's ActiveRecord
  11. Roe
  12. Gemstone/S
Am I missing anything important?  Are any of these totally irrelevant now? (Keep in mind that I'm a bit Squeak-centric, because that's the easiest place for me to test this stuff.) Feedback in the comments, or just send me mail at merlyn@stonehenge.com.  Thanks!

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Ramon Leon
You left out ReferenceStreams and ImageSegments, if you mention SIXX, you gotta mention those since it's the same approach but binary and much faster.

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