That's exactly right, I was indeed. I did give it a couple of weeks, but I had a knee-jerk reaction at a point when I was dealing with a customer onsite. The

That's exactly right, I was indeed. I did give it a couple of weeks, but I had a knee-jerk reaction at a point when I was dealing with a customer onsite. The gig was to migrate some of his company's products to the web, and of course, his main concern was on the speed -- he didn't believe the web could be as fast as a native client. While there's merit to that on its own, my attempts to show otherwise were thwarted by a really slow CloudFlare CDN, at the time, so I kiboshed it. I blogged about it at the time, and hoped that it was just due to what I'm sure was unexpected expansion in the light of the Disrupt coverage, but truthfully, I don't currently have any products large enough to benefit from it. It seemed like a cool service, and having recently gone the other way (implemented Amazon's CloudFront / caching / yadda yadda), I will attest that CloudFlare's implementation was far easier and more convenient. I'll try to check you guys out again soon. Thanks for the comment!