Trevor,
Thanks for your email. Glad to hear you are getting back into ColdFusion
development.
Model-Glue 3.2 is still in beta. Frankly, we may have bit off a little
bit more than we could chew at first. We had a large team contributing
fixes and new features and the new 3.2 has a lot of really good stuff in it.
However, due to my consulting work, my start up and the birth of my
first child, I dropped the ball managing the development work. As such,
we have a bunch of features that haven't been fully documented. This has
been the main hold up in releasing the 3.2 version. In the last few
months, I've been building a brand new application with Model-Glue 3.2
and have worked on some of the features. I'd say we are fairly close (1
or 2 months) from making a full release. However, this release may have
some undocumented features at first, and we welcome any help from the
community.
We've since moved the Model Glue code to GitHub. This seemed to be
important because before we were reliant on a private company donating
space for Trac and Subversion. The company has since moved to a
different model and we needed to properly evaluate and migrate our
codebase and wiki. This, as you can imagine, took some time. I'm still
getting used to a Git based delivery model and all of our deployment
scripts will need to be rewritten to make automated releases.
There's one reported bug in MG 3.2, reported by Brian Ghinidelli.
Apparently, under load, the new lazy loading model of Model Glue seems
to cause some issues. I need to evaluate this and provide some correct
locking. I've reached out to Brian to get a copy of his JMeter script so
I can replicate this. I need to reach out to him again as it's likely
this email was lost during the holiday shuffle.
In short, the 3.2 release is really powerful. While we've dealt with
some unplanned infrastructure stuff, and some personal/professional
items that've kept us busy, MG 3.2 is still alive and kicking. In fact,
I'm using it in several production applications and others are as well.
DW
Trevor Orr wrote:
I have been looking to switch a custom built CMS that is old school CF
(no framework of any kind, not even custom one) to a framework. A few
years back I used Model Glue quite a bit and really liked it but have
not used it for a the last 3-4 years because I had to use PHP (GAG!!!!!).
I am getting back into using CF again (AWESOME!!!) and want to convert
the old school CMS to use a framework but noticed that there does not
seem to be much happening with the development of Model Glue, is this
the case? Is the development of it ceased or is it still being
developed. I don't really want to start using it for my apps if it is
not currently being developed.
Any insight into the future of Model Glue would be greatly appreciated.
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