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<h1>Model-Glue</h1>

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	The Model-Glue family of frameworks support Web application developers by making the construction of Object-Oriented Web and Rich Internet Applications a straightforward process.
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	Through a simple implementation of Implicit Invocation and Model-View-Controller, they allow applications to be well organized without sacrificing flexibility.
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	For a short list of web sites running Model-Glue, please visit our <a href="sites.cfm">sites</a> page. 
	Contact <a href="http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/">Raymond Camden</a> to have your site added to the list.
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		Model-Glue: ColdFusion is designed to make it easier to use object-oriented models to create HTML-based applications.
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		It enforces Model-View-Controller design, eases implicit invocation, does repetitive work for you, and plays well with other open-source ColdFusion frameworks.
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		Model-Glue: Flex brings implicit invocation, Model-View-Controller design, and cleaner, less repetitive integration with backend services to Flex 2.0 and AIR applications.
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		It shuns repetitive, boilerplate code in favor of helper classes and expressive APIs.
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