Thank you for the real world opinions on the fusebox, it does seem to be
something worth trying again, but has anybody out there ever used CFObjects
and/or SmartObjects? With all this Java hoopla and Object Oriented
programming we all like to use, why don't I hear anything about those two CF
methods?
Erika
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From: Maia, Eric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 3:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFObjects vs. FuseBox vs. Good CFML Code and SmartObjects
I'll second this - I'm still learning FuseBox methodology, but I've found
that as I implement it more fully, its much easier to make changes to my
code without a major headache. Sure, if you're already following good
programming practices (simplicity, eliminating duplication, code reuse) it
might not be a major improvement, but I've found it tends to enforce good
practices for those of us who sometimes shortcut them.
I guess one advantage of a Fusebox app over a really well-coded app with no
particular methodology is that another Fusebox developer can step in and
understand the architecture and details of your app more quickly due to
naming and organizational conventions.
eric
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From: Ken Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 12:02 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFObjects vs. FuseBox vs. Good CFML Code and SmartObjects
> I worked on one Fusebox
> application and it was a little tedious. But probably because I was not
used
> to the methodology.
I can't help on the other methodologies but, being a full-time FuseBox fan,
I can tell you that getting started with it can be a bit tedious. It's not
difficult at all but does require wrapping your mind around the concepts
(there's more to it than comments here usually suggest) and then expanding
them to suit your needs if desired. Once I really started taking advantage
of all it offers I found myself being a LOT more productive overall.
Ken
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