Ryan,
You might also want to align your initiative to the OpenXCF thing:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/openxcf
(not sure of the status)
To me it sounds like you are building another framework, but just going
another route/approach. Using Mach-II I have a standard Api for plugins
and filters that I can re-use among my applications, and it is also very
easy for me to re-use other peoples filters and applications (from the
Mach-II exchange).
There are similar functionality existing for other frameworks as well.
/Hugo
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| -----Original Message-----
| From: Ryan Guill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 14:28
| To: CF-Talk
| Subject: Re: COAL- the Coldfusion Open Application Library
|
| On 8/29/05, Snake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| > I think your reinventing the wheel here.
| >
| > There is already the macromedia developers exchange, and
| cflib.org to
| > name but two free repository of reusable coldfusion code.
| >
| > Snake
|
| Snake, I think youre missing the idea here. It is not only to have a
| repository of free code for developers but to package it into a
| framework thats very usable at any time, and can start to standardize
| some of the code, to keep you from having to reinvent the wheel.
|
| On your note though, I have never really like macromedia developers
| exchange, mostly because I cant find anything on there that I need or
| want, and because their interface for searching and browsing the
| exchange is hard to use IMO.
|
| But the CFLib.org libraries are included in COAL by default.
| Again the idea is not only to put this code out there and available,
| but to package it in such a way that its very easy to plug it in and
| start playing from any application.
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