It's been conveyed to me that I am presenting an attitude of disdain  
for all non-Fusebox users. While I think there is certainly a  
misperception at work here, I wanted to make sure that everyone knew  
where I was coming from. Framework choice is as personal as the kind  
of underwear you buy, seriously... my only intention has been to  
present factual corrections where it seemed that they were needed  
based on what folks were saying.

Honestly, I never meant to turn the "what do y'all think about  
ColdBox thread into a Fusebox love (or hate) fest, either. My bad,  
honestly.

So if I gave any indication of disdain for non-Fusebox users, it was  
not my intention. In fact, I sincerely think that the current crop of  
CFML front-end frameworks are about equal both in terms of what they  
provide and what they don't, what doesn't work well and what does,  
and whether or not they have any shortcomings... so I don't really  
have an opinion on which is better. To me, they're all just different  
variations on a theme. I never intended to bash ColdBox (in all  
honestly, I still don't think I actually did), nor did I ever intend  
to suggest that the only viable framework to use was Fusebox (which I  
don't think I actually did either).

Just wanted to make sure that was all clear.

Laterz,
J

On Oct 20, 2008, at 11:36 AM, Zac Spitzer wrote:

>
> I've been using MG for a few years now, I'm definitely going to be  
> choosing CB
> for my next application, ...

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