>
> I know more and more houses that are making the shift from CF
> to .NET. A lot of the client we have did not want to use CF
> so I slowly moved towards ASP, PERL, PHP and now everyone
> wants to use .NET.
This always makes me laugh...
If you've got a client that wants a website, then what does it matter
what framework it's built on?
It'd be like saying "I want to buy a car, but it's got to have a Honda
engine in it"
Our clients just want a website, they don't care if it's built in CF,
PHP, JSP, ASP, .NET, cardboard tubes, bits of chewed up paper, or
anything <g>
There is just ONE requirement - it has to WORK!
I've seen so many companies who have said "we NEED our website to be
built in ASP", you ask them why and they just can't answer - usually
because somebody has ready a magazine article or website where it says
that ASP is the best :-P
We work in what we know and what we're comfortable in - which happens to
be CF - if there's something that can't be done directly, then we'll
find a way to do it
I'd rather write 5 lines of code to do something than 20 to do exactly
the same thing <g>
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