I sure will read it as soon as it drops in here. Hope delivery ain't taken
care
of by Titanic :) Still waiting.... :)
/Mats/
At 08:43 2000-11-24 +0000, you wrote:
>Can I just say that the book written by Nelson, Girard, and Papovich (not
>forgetting Helms) is extremely good and should be read by anybody who is
>coding ColdFusion today. Even if you don't like the Fusebox methodology,
>it discusses topics that every CF programmer should understand and use. It
>took me about 4 hours to read it cover to cover. If you haven't used
>Fusebox it will probably take you a bit longer.
>
>AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME....definitely on par with Rapid Development by
>Steve McConnell (and his Project Survival Guide). The $7 e-book is
>probably the most useful $7 dollars I've spent.
>
>This really is one of those books that will be considered a classic in
>years to come.
>
>Go to www.fusebox.org and do yourself a massive life-changing (in the
>coding sense) favour, and read this book. Worth every penny (or cent).
>
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Adam Reynolds
>ColdFusion Web Developer
>ISMG Development, Unilever
>London
>
>( +44 20 7822 x5450
>m: +44 7973 386620
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>
>
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