Um Jim, have you been watching too much G. Romero lately? > >blah blah blah... > > > >Hopefully I have just covered the entire argument and we can avoid > 400 > >redundant posts > > I say we embrace the situation. > > "ColdFusion: Undead zombie overload of web application programming > languages!" > > We can start by bringing appropriate metaphors into the discussion. > For example don't talk about CF _isn't_ dead. Instead talk about how > it has thrust itself from its dank grave and is single-mindedly > looking for brains (of developers) to messily consume. > > When talking about CF's ability to connect with many other > technologies instead of pulling out the old "spice rack" or "toolbox" > metaphors we can talk about how CF lumbers up to other technologies, > rips of their faces and eats their brains. > > CF time-to-market and development cost advantages we can be painted as > a red-eyed, bloody-fanged, barely-human beast running with > near-supernatural determination through an onslaught of small-arms > fire to tear the still-beating heart out of your project. And eat its > brains. > > See - it can work for us. > > CF: One technology corpse you don't want to fuck around with. (Or > it'll eat your brains.) > > Jim Davis
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