> > I think you should convince our more CTO-ish type of > committers that even if they are so overwhelmed and busy > these days, it's probably good for their business and > cocoon's in general, if we show off a little more what we > achieved. More real life case studies and serious stuff can > bring a lot of solidity to the question "why should I use > this stuff?" > that CTO/CIOs ask. >
I hear the call. I'll chat to Gianugo/Massimo etc. about what we may be able to write up. > > Not sure there is enough traction for an entire column on > cocoon, but we might well ask, a lot of people in O'Reilly > have good respect for Cocoon. > I will be at EuroOSCON next week and will see what may be possible to raise the awareness for Cocoon over at O'Reilly. Actually it is a pity no-one submitted a Cocoon talk for that. I will be using Cocoon in my Open Source business session - so at least there will be a little plug at CxO level. Matthew
