[cfaussie] Re: Why buy into CF?

Mon, 11 Sep 2006 16:40:45 -0700

.NET isn't so bad to be honest? the only thing that i find a bit disconcerting about it, is "what could I use it for" given that Microsoft are a bit sketchy as to what the future of .NET 2.0 apps will look like with the upcoming Vista Regime?
 
I'm more inclined to start asking questions about browsers? given that more and more people are shifting into alternative agents - much like Apollo/WinFX equation is hinting at?
 
I mean who where would of said that you could write thick ware applications (eg: FLEX, WinFX etc), in the same way you write HTML 4-5 years ago? What does the next 4-5 years hold?
 
Where does the browser start loosing its "browser" capability and start becoming a plugin unto itself? As for example, Apollo has a traditional "browser" client inside itself, but can be used only *when* needed? so the concept has been inverted?
 
Coldfusion? It has a place but i'm thinking it needs to strengthen its marriage with the FLEX portion of the equation more so (that and LiveCycle) as this will help give it more of a concrete footing as UI continues to dominate the "must-have" space.
 
On 9/11/06, <cfgroupie> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I don't know what they would say thats why I would LIKE to see what
their thoughts on this topic would be!
If its been done to death, then obiviously no one is listening AND
since this is a new company, perhaps they will now.
I agree I would love to get "on with it" I have already installed the
.NET framework(sad sad sad day today). The fact that at our last CFUG
meeting seriously brought
up issues with Training, Development and Licencing I would say it may
be done to death but there are still programmers out there whom ARE
concerned
with this topic. I truely hope not as I really would like to get into
FLEX!

J.



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