>I appreciate all of your comments. I do not use Fusebox, but I use a
>different framework that my team and I have developed. I appreciate the
>need for a framework, but I don't understand one thing that I always hear
>about Fusebox. Could you or anyone else tell me why putting things in
>different files makes it easier to debug? When people say this do they
>mean, those little errors, like a misspelling, or do they mean larger more
>difficult to find errors? Anyway I look forward to hearing how many people
>in this group also use Fusebox.
when you're working in a team environment, isolating pages makes them
easier to debug and also easier to reuse. for instance, we were working on
an app and people were doing different parts of the app. the client made a
change to the db and threw off one part of the app....a part i didn't work
on. but i was able to fix it in 5 minutes 'cause i knew what the fuseaction
was and that it was a query error so i just opened the query associated
with that fuseaction, and BINGO! it was fixed. i didn't even have to look
at the rest of the code for that piece of the app.
also, if you have a query that can be re-used - for instance to populate a
table in one page and then a select drop down box in another page - it is
easier to just write it once. you could even make it more flexible by
adding options for conditional processing. -emily
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