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Published Apr 08 2004, 02:51 AM by Ryan Farley

I posted a new article to slxdeveloper.com tonight.

Good stuff. Anyone have any opinions on the idea itself?

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Ryan Farley is the Director of Development for Customer FX and creator of slxdeveloper.com. He's been blogging regularly about SalesLogix since 2001 and believes in sharing with the community. He loves C#, Javascript, Python, web development, open source, and Linux. He also loves his hobby as an amateur filmmaker.

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