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Connie DeCinko wrote:

> I'd disagree arguing that it will cost you more in the long wrong to upgrade
> and test/debug twice.

This isn't like going from CF5 to CF6 where there was a complete
rewrite: the core of CF7 is just plain old CF6.1 + patches. For this
reason alone it *shouldn't* cost you anything more to upgrade tomorrow
when there's a real need rather than today.

What I said was that if you don't need any of the CF7 features, then
using CF6.1 will be just fine because if it's all you're using then
the extra expenditure of buying a copy of CF7 isn't worth it.

This comes with the assumption that you've got unused CF6.1 licenses
about.

> You'll get more mileage out of going straight to
> CFMX7.  And just because you don't NEED the new features today, does not
> mean you will need or find a use for them tomorrow.  You may even find a way
> to improve on your current code with a new feature.

That sounds like the SUV argument: I must have the most powerful car out
there because I *might* need to go offroad or drive through artic
tundra! Sure, I live in suburbia, but you never know when a mountain'll
crop up between home and work. :-)

Ok, so I'm being a little facetious, but when it comes to CF7 there's
truth in the joke: it's a matter of YAGNI. If you're not going to use
those features today, it's a waste of money.

As developers, it's nice to have all those baubles and shiny bits to
play with, but if the upgrade can't be justified in terms of cost then
it's not worth it.

K.
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