Re: .Net and ColdFusion

[Alex Nguyen]

>   I thought .net was still vaporware?  Is it an actual product yet?


Vaporware?  Nope.  Beta, yes.  You can <gasp> actually write working web
applications right now, and hundreds of developers apparently are assessing
the merits of .NET.  Check out any of the VB or ASP newsgroups.  People are
excited about the platform rightfully so in my opinion.


Alex Nguyen




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