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>Roi,
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>Cool, and please jump in anytime! I've just been thinking about this stuff and had some notions (odd ones I suppose *g*) and a large part of that is 'ownership'. That is, once one decides to go down Path A it can be difficult to back up and go down Path B. As a result I suppose I have tended to be more cautious than necessary and as a result more than a little behind the proverbial eight ball.

That's where I'm at now. I'm trying to figure out if I can reengineer my existing framework without breaking my existing apps.


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>I think that in your case, by tearing the existing FFC stuff apart you've done yout time learning and that is what will pay off in the long run. I want a framework I can easily (relatively speaking) retool for my own needs. For some odd reason I always seem to want them to do something they weren't intended, hence my desire for one like the one I'm currently going to be checking out.
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>I honestly do not think that there is one right or wrong approach. That's a very silly thought. Each app is unique IMO.
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>Plus reading Jim & Steve's book. *g*
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>Best,
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>DD