I used to work for a healthcare e-Learning firm. We had a CF polling
application
that was built-in to a Web conferencing system. The polling application
would
present all the users in the Web conference with an HTML form and allow them
to answer a series of questions. Their answers were submitted
Just goes to show, that there is a right way and a wrong way to write
code
I would modify that slightly, making it more correct but probably with less impact: "...there are many right ways, and even more wrong ways to write code..."
Ian
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I did a report here about 2-3 years ago and it uses a rather
"complicated" single query or did when I wrote the report. It was nice
and fast to run and everything was there as per spe
imply looked at the thing and
made a case for rebuilding the entire site.
larry
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I did a report here about 2-3 years ago and it uses a r
on, without naming name
> that
> > is. AS far as I can figure at least some of the time an approach, the app
> > was written more to provide job security than anything else.
> >
> > Larry
> >
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> > From: Aaron Rouse [m
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>This week I am dealing with a page that makes at least 8 database calls all
>the same, no caching etc, with more includes that a demented fusebox coder
>would use. I ended up rewriting the page. Now it
Come now Sandy, everyone knows you only get demented on the weekends.
larry
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I take umbrage at the term "demented fuseboxer
I take umbrage at the term "demented fuseboxer coder"
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This week I am dealing with a page that makes at least 8 database calls all
th
that some people develop pages strictly for
job security. The maintenance on the old page was ugly.
larry
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I actually just remember
nything else.
>
> Larry
>
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> When I was working at Rice University a few years back the
gt;was written more to provide job security than anything else.
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>Larry
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>When I was wo
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When I was working at Rice University a few years back there were numerous
code examples that match what you just gave. It was horrible to go in
behind the developers who had made those systems and try to
That's pretty much the advice I was looking for originaly.
-Joshua
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When I was working at Rice University a few years back there were numerous
code examples that match what you just gave. It was horrible to go in
behind the developers who had made those systems and try to debug a
problem. They were always very unaccepting of change in coding methods or
much of an
so here's an example. Its not wrong just hard to read
all forms post to a page called process.cfm which does a cfif on the name of the submit button.
after a bit he found that the process page was getting too long so now there are pages called process2.cfm process3.cfm and so on.
Are joins cumbe
Just read the post on cf-talk, we have one of those people here as
well. I try to just not think too hard on it, because if not then I get
rather irritated and that helps matters none.
Snipe -
On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Jeffry Houser wrote:
> At 04:26 PM 6/16/2004, you wrote:
> >moved the conversati
At 04:26 PM 6/16/2004, you wrote:
>moved the conversation here and this reply is for Mr. Houser
>
>Senior meant senior developer not a manager.
Oh...
I work with one of those too.
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moved the conversation here and this reply is for Mr. Houser
Senior meant senior developer not a manager.
Again he's the golden developer boy (but he realy needs to go to class)
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