Once again, I'm sorry to suggest the posting. But also, I did not post it.
I'm glad I didn't.
I'm glad someone spoke up because I was not even thinking. I am always
in-tune to sharing everything with everyone when it comes to programming and
what not.
Sorry everyone.
-Shawn Regan
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 11:36 AM
To: CF_OpenSource
Subject: Re: Coding Methodologies
I hate to say this but No! The book is for sale as an ebook and to
distribute it will send a message to the publisher that ebooks just aren't
worth it and will not publish any others. As the publisher is my wife I have
to take a firm stand on this. If we see that ebooks just don't work then the
books I'm doing for ebook just wouldn't (can't) go up.
Besides the point of copyright infringement. :)
You can real all about Fusebox on www.fusebox.org and in the archives of the
fusebox list.
> Also for those of you that don't know Fusebox, I have the Fusebox book in
> PDF format I could post a copy?
>
> -Shawn Regan
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Everland III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 1:23 PM
> To: CF_OpenSource
> Subject: Coding Methodologies
>
>
> Ok now we are going to go into the nitty gritty of how we should code. I
> know not everyone on the list can code in fusebox, but considering the
> majority of the people who use a coding methodology in CF use fusebox we
> will be using fusebox because of the sheer number of support and users on
> this list who already are using it, BUT ok here is the but we will have to
> also come up with a coding standards sheet. For example, since this is
open
> source we have to keep in mind that people on Linux and Unix will want to
> use our code, so with the help of Michael Dinowitz and help from you guys
> out there we will put together a document specifying how variables should
be
> written and other odds and ends we can make up to help everyone code. I
know
> a few of you have expressed displeasure at using fusebox and I know some
of
> you do not even know how to code in fusebox, but it is really the most
> popular coding methodology for CF right now and for those of you who don't
> know how to use it this list will help you to start learning it. As for
the
> people who wanted to make up their own methodology I am hoping the coding
> standards sheet will appease you because fusebox is only a methodology to
> make the code easier to read, but we will need to make sure people are
> writing the code the way CF in other languages needs it to be written.
Again
> I am sorry if this doesn't make everyone happy, but there really is
nothing
> I can do that will make everyone 100% happy, I think this decision will
make
> the majority of coders happy. Now as for the people who don't know how to
> use fusebox go to www.fusebox.org and look at the spec sheet and download
> their code and play around with it to get started. That is how I started
> learning, it is pretty straight forward.
>
>
> Bob Everland
>
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