The risk that I see for adding "features" to Fusebox is that you will end up
with a bloated framework that CAN do all sorts of things you don't use or need
in every app.  IMHO, Fusebox is aiming for just the right target:  do
everything that we all need to do, and nothing more.

Now, if you want to build a GUI toolset that works with Fusebox, that's great!
But there is no need for it to live in the core files.  Just like the SES
converter is a great tool that a lot of people use, it is not needed by the
core, and would just cause unnecessary overhead if it were there and you
weren't using it.  It is very simple to add this to your app, but it does not
belong in the core.

Do you see the difference?

David Huyck
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----- Original Message -----
From: "John Farrar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 7:16 AM
Subject: RE: ColdFusionMX & Fusebox ??


A better question...

I have heard many developers resist adding features to fusebox. You would
think standard features like a system menu, a message box, a requestor, a grid
container would hold back development. Boy... visual basic and windows did not
prove that to be so. It wasn't so on Mac or the Amiga. It doesn't seem to be
the case on Linux. Hmmm.... my question. What are we going to do with fusebox?
Are we going to target the lowest common denominator and have fusebox be the
least it can be? OR Are we going to make fusebox a system with features
developers can use... but they don't have to. Ship with features like
framemode on/or/off. There has been many fine developments that could be a
part of the system without them requiring the developer to use all the
features. My suggestion is along with MX... let's make fusebox more robust!!!

John Farrar

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