A few days ago Kurt Bales and Cooper Lees gave me access to a test QFabric environment. I always wanted to know what was really going on behind the QFabric curtain and the moment Kurt mentioned he was able to see some of those details, I was totally hooked.
Short summary: QFabric works exactly as I’d predicted three months before the user-facing documentation became publicly available (the behind-the-scenes view described in this blog post is probably still hard to find).
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