In most cases, your individual fuse files for Fusebox 3 will work without modification 
in Fusebox 4.  However, if you want to use some of the more advanced features of 
Fusebox 4 (content components specifically) it may require some changes to the way you 
are outputting things.

Furthermore, because you can execute multiple Fuseactions in Fusebox 4 without using 
CFMODULE and with no performance penalty, you can probably reuse some of your FB3 
CFMODULE fuseactions without much change in FB4.

Really, the only people who will have trouble porting to Fusebox 4 are people who grew 
overly-reliant on CFMODULE (who's slower performance is a CF issue not a Fusebox 
issue), or who intermingled too much programming logic into their displays (a symptom 
of deeper problems than simply a challenging conversion to FB4).

You can keep on using FB3 for as long as you want, you don't HAVE to upgrade.  But 
unfortunately in the real world, technologies have a limited lifespan.  If you have a 
C application and you want to reap the benefits of C#, you have to recode.  That's 
real life.  Luckily, a great deal of the guts of an FB3 application will port cleanly 
to FB4 in most situations.

Hope that helps,

Brian

>Brian Kotek wrote:
>>Performance in Fusebox 4 is almost 10 TIMES better than Fusebox 3.  
>In 
>>other words, a page that took 400 milliseconds to render in Fusebox 3 
>
>>takes about 40 milliseconds to render in production mode with Fusebox 
>4.
>
>So what happens to all the folks who hitched up their wagons to FB3?  
>Time for a free (i.e. unbillable) do-over?  How does this reflect on 
>the cost of implementing FB3, in retrospect?  Will new-cause but 
>similar-effect issues arise in FB4?
>
>I'm anxiously awaiting fb4's release as I very much want to give it a 
>look.  Standardization is good; disciplined code is good.  Torpedoed 
>performance and a limited lifespan after adoption is terrifying.
>
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>Matt Robertson,     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
>MSB Designs, Inc. http://mysecretbase.com
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