So you are saying that cf isn't open source?

Uh, duh?

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 9:50 PM, Zaphod Beeblebrox <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I've been down that road before.  I had a server that ran the latest
> version
> of BD that was available to run free as a server.  It was a pain finding
> out
> that things didn't necessarily run the same way on BD as it did on CF.
>  Plus
> were already invested in CF licenses.
>
> As for a bogus reason...well, with Ruby/Rails, or any other open source
> language, I can set up the same environments on testing, staging and
> production without worrying about licensing.  I don't have to worry about
> a
> devnet version putting up a meta tag stating it's the devnet version and
> killing all the ajax/xml calls.  I don't have to worry about only two
> coworkers being able to see the site.
>


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