The filePro Group - A second attempt

[Fairlight]

Four score and seven years--eh, screw that!  At about Wed, Jul 25, 2007 at
05:28:35PM -0400, Walter Vaughan blabbed on about:
> Actually Mark may have enough stuff with his onegate technology to do
> something like this.

I do, but it still involves development and design time no matter what
tools you use.  OG takes the hard parts out of the integration and
implements major security, but you still have to design and code.  Well,
you do if you do it directly it does.  

STN is working on a product that's -really- good RAD for fP on the web, and
sits on top of OneGate. *waits for Bruce to chirp up*  It'd be faster to do
it from that higher level, definitely.

But in this specific case of the knowledge base, why reinvent the wheel
just to say you've done it in some specific product.  I've contemplated an
fP-based bug tracking system for some time but always reject it because
Bugzilla is out there, robust, free, and already developed.  Why waste
valuable time reinventing it just for one platform unless someone has a
direct -need-?  Now clustering...there's one I keep coming back to and
seeing the need, but the specifics were way deeper than I anticipated when
we discussed it.

mark->
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