On February 18, 2003 we will be presenting at a full day Technical
Conference in Long Beach CA for the SCCFUG on the subject of Fusebox and
ColdFusion MX.  We have spent the last few months trying to digest the
effects of MX and whether Fusebox is still relevant.  What we found is that
Fusebox is still very relevant, the theories and goals of it, that is.  To
create a framework for architecting, designing and developing professional
web applications that are scalable and sharable across disparate development
teams and that can be easily maintained and extended.  In our opinion MX
brings us some wonderful new facilities and features that we are sure will
improve but does not adequately address the Achilles heel of CF (also one of
it�s greatest strengths, paradoxically) you can develop in CF with no
framework at all

This realization came to us from this observation, having both used and
purchased FB2 and 3 apps there is always a very familiar framework that can
be understood and adapted very quickly and in many cases literally dropped
into existing Fusebox apps with little or no change.  On the other hand
having already looked at several sample CFMX apps there is little or no
continuity of framework in what we have seen.  Fusebox is still very
relevant the question is what form will it eventually take in MX?

We intend to release an MX version of �Taskmanager� the famous FB30 app at
the SCCFUG conference.  We took some of the work already started by Hal
Helms, Nat Papovich, Steve Nelson and others tweaked it a little and in the
main converted most Fuses to cfcs.  Hopefully between now and the 18th we
can find the time to incorporate some of Hal�s thoughts on Fusebox MX into
this app, if we don�t do this before we will certainly continue to do this
after the event.  We will make TaskmanagerMX available on our web site
sometime after next week and hopefully Fusebox.org will allow us to place a
downloadable version there.

Hope this is of some interest.

Kind Regards - Mike Brunt
Webapper Services LLC
Web Site http://www.webapper.com
Blog http://www.webapper.net

Webapper <Web Application Specialists>



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