iHTML Merchant and Allaire Forums can not be compared, there is and always has been support for iHTML Merchant:
1. Free support from the Company themselves
2. Paid support from the Company
3. Mailing Lists with other users/developers who are more than willing to help.
4. A Web board.
CF and iHTML are similar products only in that they both web scripting languages other than that they are totally different:
1. iHTML is reasonably priced.
2. iHTML has fantastic support.
3. iHTML is not bloatware.
iHTML Merchant will never be abandoned, if people would take the time to download a demo and try it out they would see why.
iHTML and the iHTML Merchant are both excellant products. If you are unable to make it work then perhaps the problem is with you? There are over 5,000 sites running iHTML Merchant quite happily.
Yes bugs do sneak in at times, but they are generally fixed pretty quick.
A lot of people are going to say "Open Source, Open Source!!" but I have yet to see _ANY_ Open Source or Closed Source product come anywhere near the features and capabilities of the iHTML Merchant.
Regards,
D.
Disclaimer: I have been involved in the development of some of the iHTML Merchant
I get the feeling most of the people here are !GeeKs, or rather Nappy GeeKs (Wannabe's)
Geekism has nothing to do with how much of the latest hardware you have, or how fat a pipe you have.
Geekism comes from within, I know GeeKs who have ancient equipment and 28.8k modems, but they really are GeeKs, they do what GeeKs have always done, GeeK.
The mind maketh the GeeK, not the Hardware.
D.
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iHTML Merchant and Allaire Forums can not be compared, there is and always has been support for iHTML Merchant:
1. Free support from the Company themselves
2. Paid support from the Company
3. Mailing Lists with other users/developers who are more than willing to help.
4. A Web board.
CF and iHTML are similar products only in that they both web scripting languages other than that they are totally different:
1. iHTML is reasonably priced.
2. iHTML has fantastic support.
3. iHTML is not bloatware.
iHTML Merchant will never be abandoned, if people would take the time to download a demo and try it out they would see why.
Regards,
D.
I hate it when I forget I'm posting to /. and have to put the HTML in or hit the "plain ol' text option"
D.
iHTML and the iHTML Merchant are both excellant products. If you are unable to make it work then perhaps the problem is with you? There are over 5,000 sites running iHTML Merchant quite happily. Yes bugs do sneak in at times, but they are generally fixed pretty quick. A lot of people are going to say "Open Source, Open Source!!" but I have yet to see _ANY_ Open Source or Closed Source product come anywhere near the features and capabilities of the iHTML Merchant. Regards, D. Disclaimer: I have been involved in the development of some of the iHTML Merchant
Duh!
Guess what, Linus is from Finland and he is in the USA on a H1-B (unless he now has his green card)
dumb ass
D.
I get the feeling most of the people here are !GeeKs, or rather Nappy GeeKs (Wannabe's) Geekism has nothing to do with how much of the latest hardware you have, or how fat a pipe you have. Geekism comes from within, I know GeeKs who have ancient equipment and 28.8k modems, but they really are GeeKs, they do what GeeKs have always done, GeeK. The mind maketh the GeeK, not the Hardware. D.
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