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Viewing By Day : October 9, 2006 / Main
October 9, 2006

Federal Computer Week On ColdFusion

Tim Buntel and I met with Federal Computer Week a short while back to talk to them about ColdFusion (and the release of Flex integration in CFMX 7.0.2). The resulting story is now online.

That quote attributed to me is a little odd, I think they misunderstood part of my Flex demo and attributed it to ColdFusion.

The story also includes a quote from Yefim Natis, V.P. and analyst at Gartner, who said explained that ColdFusion is always an option for high-productivity government projects, especially those that are data-intensive.

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"a short while back"
You're not kidding, his article is more history than news :-)
# Posted By Tom Chiverton | 10/10/06 10:58 AM

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