I'm biased, I admit, but I wrote about UltraDev because I think it deserves
it. I came to UltraDev thru the back door -- as a ColdFusion developer. I
know that UD has problems, and I'm one of the most vocal people out there
about these problems. I work full-time as a CF developer, and I use UD
almost exclusively now, along with Homesite (CF Studio hasn't been very nice
to me. . .eating all my memory and crashing).
tom
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> tom muck wrote:
>
> > It sure IS a developer's environment. Even more so than CF Studio,
although
> > it's still a little rough around the edges.
>
> Rough in that it still marks many of my HTML tags are invalid or errors
> because they are used in conjunction with CFM tags.
>
> And as has been mentioned on the list it can at times render pages
unusable
> pages because of this, and related, issues.
>
> > I have to
> > say that after coding CF by hand using Studio, UltraDev probably doubles
the
> > output I can normally achieve.
>
> YMMV
>
> I'm sure that many people may agree with your assessment. I find that CF
> Studio provides me with all the tools I need in a convenient package
without
> having to fuss with a visual editor and worry about whether the app has
> "fixed" my code.
>
> > This is better than just browsing the
> > file and then going back and tweaking the code
>
> Again...YMMV
>
> I find I spend more time fussing with DW/UD than I really feel necessary.
> And I don't find it all that useful for existing sites. Or site with
> extensive use of tags or module calls.
>
> > www.basic-ultradev.com
>
> Which has a some interesting info about your book on UltraDev.
>
> Maybe you should be clear about your biases. I don't mean any offence but
> you are a bit more tied to UltraDev (you do have a book out on the
subject)
> than I think you make clear in your post.
>
> --
>
> If all else fails, immortality can always be assured by spectacular error.
>
> John Kenneth Galbraith
>
>
>
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