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	<title>Reactor is complete sorcery!</title>
	<description>Okay, I am completely impressed with Doug Hughes&apos; &lt;a href=&quot;http//www.doughughes.net&quot;&gt;Reactor&lt;/a&gt; model framework.  I was seriously contemplating writing a code generator for Mach-II that would create the bean, gateway, DAO, and possible listener object, (I still may do the listener piece) but I am really glad I checked this out first.  This is completely insane, procedural programming looks farther and farther away in the real view mirror.  I can&apos;t wait to cook up some examples with Flex 2.</description>
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