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October 24, 2007
Edmund - Event-Driven Model Framework
Since there seems to be some interest in this, I created a mailing list for the project. Quoting from the group's about page:
Event-Driven Model Framework for ColdFusion. The name? EDM = Event-Driven Model, Mund = mouth (German), Mund = ancestral rule over the family / disciplinary power over members of the family / responsibility to protect the family (Old English). Edmund is also one of my cats :)

Posted At : 3:11 PM. | Posted By : seancorfield | coldfusion, architecture, edmund | Comments (4)

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Sean, excuse my ignorance here but is Edmund something that you created?

Posted By Mike Brunt / Posted At 10/25/07 4:53 AM

@Mike, did you see the earlier post asking whether people thought an event-driven model framework would be useful?

Edmund is the codename for the project. It doesn't exist yet, but it will...

Posted By Sean Corfield / Posted At 10/25/07 1:07 PM

haha sorry, it was "useless", but nvm you already answered my question in reply to Mike.

sorry for our ignorance sir Sean...

:-\

Posted By sal / Posted At 10/25/07 8:21 PM

Sean, this is a fab framework. Just started a project using it. So clean, so good. I'm sure I'll be on the mailing list in a bit.

Thanks mucho for such a real neat cool way to code CF.

Posted By John Allen / Posted At 10/22/08 2:05 PM

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