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I LOVE Dreamweaver, Love it!!! But while I might
damn all this cfeclipse talk is gonna force me to start usin it!
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damn all this cfeclipse talk is gonna force me to start usin
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Subject: Re: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse!
W AS (RE: Frameworks)
And as Neil stated its a wonderful platform, that can be extended to do
many things.
The beauty about that is that it has a backbone of great tools that not
one other IDE can ever come close
Dawson, Michael wrote:
Damnit! OK. You got me interested again. However, I found little
online assistance (for dummies) on setting up CFE projects with an
existing web site. In fact, I once deleted my entire web site when all
I wanted to do was remove a project. That sort of pissed me
to the right solution?
Thanks!
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From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse!
W AS (RE: Frameworks)
And as Neil stated its a wonderful platform, that can
On 5/7/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing I like about it is the fact from a TDD point of view, no other CF
tool besides Flex builder (aka eclipse anyway) supports Test Driven
Development with full SVN integration, and tools that support jira, Bugzilla
etc with Tasks that can
I can imagine that. When you delete a project, Eclipse asks you whether
you want to delete the contents or not. If I answered wrongly I would be
angry with myself too.
Yep. I'm sure it did it, but I was certain I picked the correct option.
;-)
What exactly does the version control solution have
Dawson, Michael wrote:
What exactly does the version control solution have to do with SQL? You
want to store your repository in a SQL database? You want to version
your SQL schema?
I think I remember seeing one repository that was stored in a SQL
database. Is it only the metadata that is
Except the new framework doesn't work for me...
Oh well, it is alpha after all.
On 5/8/07, Sean Corfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/7/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing I like about it is the fact from a TDD point of view, no other
CF
tool besides Flex builder (aka
Now, I'm looking into better source control for me and my other web
developer. I'm a PC. He's a Mac. Sounds like CFE is perfect for that.
However, CFE needs to be pretty good since he prefers quick little HTML
editors and doesn't quite have the mindset of source/versioning.
You need to
Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse! W AS
(RE: Frameworks)
Now, I'm looking into better source control for me and my other web
developer. I'm a PC. He's a Mac. Sounds like CFE is perfect for that.
However, CFE needs to be pretty good since he prefers quick little HTML
editors
Subject: RE: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse! W
AS (RE: Frameworks)
The question I have on this topic is would I, as an individual developer,
benefit from source control, or is this something only teams of developers
need to worry about.
I can see versioning being useful
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The question I have on this topic is would I, as an individual developer,
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need to worry
Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse! W
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Even as a single developer, source control is a must.
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Now, I'm looking into better source control for me and my other web
developer. I'm a PC. He's a Mac. Sounds like CFE is perfect
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From: Rick Faircloth
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Mon May 07 19:57:10 2007
Subject: RE: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse! W
AS (RE: Frameworks)
Are you referring to source control in a versioning sense?
I don't have to worry about conflicts with someone checking out my
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Versions in the way of what you have done, how to get back, backup source.
Version control
~filenameBAK070507.cfm
setup a hook in application.cfc that doesn't allow access to files with ~
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Sent: Mon May 07 20:23:28 2007
Subject: Re: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse! W
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On 5/7/07, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Versions
May 07 20:36:08 2007
Subject: Re: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse! W
AS (RE: Frameworks)
Eh? I am not talking about true control of versions, branching,
rollback/promote.
I am not really sure what application.cfc has to do with it?
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~filenameBAK070507.cfm
setup a hook in application.cfc that doesn't allow access to
files with ~
That's nice, until you realize you want to roll back the entire application
to where it was last Tuesday, or until you want to branch code, etc, etc.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
It can and its really your choice, but let me say this with 2 scenarios as a
lone developer.
1) I make changes and submit the working code to SVN, later I rewrite anothe
component then relise that the previous code I wrote worked better. So I can
revision the changes to that file and revert back
hehe,
Thats the funniest piece of development I have seen in a long time
Remind me to blog about how stupid of an idea that actually is.
On 5/8/07, Casey Dougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/7/07, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Versions in the way of what you
Casey Dougall wrote:
On 5/7/07, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
Versions in the way of what you have done, how to get back, backup source.
Version control
~filenameBAK070507.cfm
setup a hook in application.cfc that doesn't allow access to files with ~
So if you want to get all the
So if you want to get all the changes between the version that was in
test at 2006-05-13 12:46:13 and the version that was in production at
2006-04-17 11:34:53 and apply them to the version that you have in
development now, how would you do that?
Jochem
Yeah, not going to happen. I can
Andrew,
this is the second post that I have read in as many days (the other was the
frameworks thread) where you have come into the discussion throwing a lot of
attitude around. If you've got something constructive to add, I would love
to hear from you. Otherwise, keep it to yourself or don't
Some source control solutions can store the repository in a database.
But before we start another round of name-dropping, is that something
you *want*?
It's not a requirement at all.
I was mainly looking for something that ran on Windows 2003 Server and
didn't require much else. It appears
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AS (RE: Frameworks)
Some source control solutions can store the repository in a database
CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to Eclipse!
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Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 12:55 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to
Eclipse! W AS (RE: Frameworks
...
On 5/8/07, Max Hamby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew,
this is the second post that I have read in as many days (the other was
the
frameworks thread) where you have come into the discussion throwing a lot
of
attitude around. If you've got something constructive to add, I would love
On 5/7/07, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Russ. I'll dig into SVN a bit more. I really don't need a
secure connection. I'm happy with FTP. If I need secure, then I'll
just VPN into our network.
Yeah, good luck with that. Fresh install eclipse, cfeclipse.
Created a ftp
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On 5/7/07, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Russ. I'll dig into SVN a bit more. I really don't need
Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 7:46 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adobe CS3 Web Edition leaves me wanting, moving to
Eclipse! W
AS (RE: Frameworks)
On 5/7/07, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Russ. I'll dig into SVN a bit more. I really don't
On 5/7/07, Robert Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was pretty disappointed with ftp on eclipse for quite some time.
For the last 6 months I would do a search for plugins figuring I
would find a decent solution because the one that comes with eclipse
is terrible.
Yeah, core FTP support for
On 5/7/07, Andrew Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Serioulsy you have no idea how common that is, I guess my attempted humour
was way off. I had already read the other posts, and they had said enough
and I had no more really to add. But I was serious about blogging the
downsides to it. I thought
On 5/7/07, Casey Dougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How long would that take to commit these
edits using SVN?
Right-click, Team Commit add (an optional) comment explaining what
the change does / fixes and click OK.
I can't imagine working on code without SVN.
Can they be done with the client
, May 04, 2007 11:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
On 5/3/07, Jeff Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think a Frameworks Overview needs to be added to the Max conference
this
year. Not a debate. Not a discussion or a Birds of a Feather... but a
nice, healthy
to use a
framework with the relatively light programming I do, so like anyone in my
position, you always look for ways to make your life easier and make your
programming tighter and better, and with all the talk about frameworks lately,
you start to think, hey, maybe there's something to this, I
Initially this was brought up in another thread. I'm re-posting this because
it's getting way off the topic of frameworks. But may be of interests to
others looking at CS3the other post: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:51491
I LOVE Dreamweaver, Love it!!! But while I might be able to
get another year or 2 out of creating sites that are straight
coldfusion, as Flex and Apollo applications start making it
to the mainstream there is going to be more demand from our
end to produce applications built around these
I guess what I am saying is that if you are so educated, why are you
asking such a question.
but hey if you thin you can design efficent patterns in DW then so be
it, who are we to tell you otherwise.
Thats why you did not need to ask..
Damn. That was kind of harsh.
M!ke
On 5/4/07, Jeff
Yeah probably a little...
On 5/6/07, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess what I am saying is that if you are so educated, why are you
asking such a question.
but hey if you thin you can design efficent patterns in DW then so be
it, who are we to tell you otherwise.
Thats
On 5/3/07, Jeff Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think a Frameworks Overview needs to be added to the Max conference this
year. Not a debate. Not a discussion or a Birds of a Feather... but a
nice, healthy overview of the frameworks available to ColdFusion
programmers, and their strengths
Well, the answer to be would be your background.
DW is a good design tool but it lacks methodologies, it lacks design
principles and last but not least is not an IDE for serious development.
1) with your background the design patterns that most frameworks offer
provide easy and quick coding
With your background I am suprised you use DW, I would have thought
Eclipse
and SVN would be your bag.
If I may ask, why? I hand code mostly in Dreamweaver's CodeView.
I should probably preface this entire conversation by noting that I run the
interactive department of a medium sized
Hi Jeff,
A very quick answer is that if i came and worked for your company would i
know on the first day which snippets did what? Would I conform to your
standards? Frameworks allow people to pick up code and run with it
quickly
and conform to rules set out with in the framework.
Well
And surely, like most if not all CS grads you would have learned a design
pattern in whatever OO language you were taught? A framework probably was
shown as well, and it's benefits?
Not really. Design patterns, sure. But frameworks? Never. I graduated from
CompSci around the mid to late 90s
In short, there's nothing you NEED a framework for, but there are a
lot of smart developers out there, and I generally prefer to trust
code that someone else wrote (and tested, exercised, and then released
to a large community) over code that I wrote (with no other vetting).
Especially for
at an MVC framework.
In the end, many of the concepts that are applied are done so to help
reduce the effort it will take to maintain the application. These
things may or may not apply to your situation. If you run into these
problems, then you'll become an advocate of frameworks, and the people
Considering they didn't include FLEX in dreamweaver CS3 I'm now starting
to
ask myselft the same thing.
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/web/features/allfeatures/
Can I be honest here for a second? This is *precisely* why I asked this
question. The lack of Flex support in
Message-
From: Jeff Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 12:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
With your background I am suprised you use DW, I would have thought
Eclipse
and SVN would be your bag.
If I may ask, why? I hand code
You shouldn't have to explain why you love DW over Eclipse. DW is
pretty darn awesome and I'm not scared to spread the word, either. I,
too, live in DW code view and shun frameworks.
Hi, I'm Mike and I'm a DreamWeaver user.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
On 5/3/07, Dawson, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You shouldn't have to explain why you love DW over Eclipse. DW is
pretty darn awesome and I'm not scared to spread the word, either. I,
too, live in DW code view and shun frameworks.
Hi, I'm Mike and I'm a DreamWeaver user.
+ 1
You shouldn't have to explain why you love DW over Eclipse. DW is
pretty darn awesome and I'm not scared to spread the word, either. I,
too, live in DW code view and shun frameworks.
Hi, I'm Mike and I'm a DreamWeaver user.
I'm sorry. I honestly didn't want those comments to come across
On 5/3/07, Jeff Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry. I honestly didn't want those comments to come across that way. I
was just *really* wondering if what I wasn't already doing *was* in fact, a
framework, and if, during the course of the way I and my group programs, is
a framework worth
on an already
successful workflow.Your internal development language will
adapt and expand to meet the needs of your methodology.
I like CFEclipse and Frameworks for many reasons, but I also suffered
a pretty significant (though short-term) productivity hit when
switching from DW to Eclipse
of a framework vs. a methodology and I now understand a lot
better about how to go forward and implement what I'm looking for.
This has been a great thread. Appreciate all the help tremendously.
I think a Frameworks Overview needs to be added to the Max conference this
year. Not a debate. Not a discussion
can't wait to roll out a production web
site with Scorpio!
I wasn't picking on Jeff. I'm on his side. :-)
M!ke
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From: Jeff Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 12:10 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
You
Regarding all the future of web development. RIAs are nice.
Personally, I'm into the request-response mode, with maybe a
touch of AJAX. We are wanting our students to begin using
mobile phones to access our web sites. Therefore, I can't
rely on Flash-based forms in most cases.
Are you
Are you finding that you still need to customize your mobile interfaces
anyway? At
a certain point, if you have to build multiple interfaces, you might as
well use
RIAs for one, and simplified HTML for another. There are a lot of HTML
interfaces
that just don't work well on a phone.
Not quite
We've (our development team) been using Dreamweaver, and we use it internally
for checking in/out documents. We write CFCs and utilize Dreamweaver's
Components tab. We use store all of our most used code in snippets that we
all share, and we're all trained Computer Science graduates (not
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Small
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wed May 02 22:26:01 2007
Subject: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
We've (our development team) been using Dreamweaver, and we use it
internally for checking in/out documents. We write CFCs and utilize
Dreamweaver's Components tab
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From: Jeff Small
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wed May 02 22:26:01 2007
Subject: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
We've (our development team) been using Dreamweaver, and we use it
internally
Hi Jeff,
A very quick answer is that if i came and worked for your company would i
know on the first day which snippets did what? Would I conform to your
standards? Frameworks allow people to pick up code and run with it quickly
and conform to rules set out with in the framework.
HTH
On 02/05
a very nice way to wrap functionality around other
existing functionality, and again, takes care of all the mundane
accounting that is required to make that work.
Similar examples exist for other frameworks. All the Front Controller
frameworks provide configuration languages for the app (which you
: Nick Tong
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Sent: Wed May 02 22:34:44 2007
Subject: Re: Can I ask a question? (RE: Frameworks)
Hi Jeff,
A very quick answer is that if i came and worked for your company would i
know on the first day which snippets did what? Would I conform to your
standards? Frameworks allow people
On 5/2/07, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
With your background I am suprised you use DW, I would have thought
Eclipse
and SVN would be your bag.
Considering they didn't include FLEX in dreamweaver CS3 I'm now starting to
ask myselft the same thing.
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Hi,
What are peoples different methods for displaying a design within a framework?
I can think of a few but were wondering the pros and cons and if I've missed
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1.Multiple cfincludes within a HTML file - I can see problems when working
on outer container i.e.
div
I will use Model-Glue for this example.
You typically have a master template. This master template has set areas to
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Andrew,
We shall be adding this in the future, of course, if you have
suggestions of things that you would like to see cfeclipse do with
styles, let me know.
MD
On 9 Nov 2006, at 11:53, Andrew Scott wrote:
I also use Dojo, love it to bits and hate at times too.
I use cfeclipse for my
these frameworks like dojo etc in would be so nice;-)
Hope I made sense:-)
On 11/10/06, Mark Drew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew,
We shall be adding this in the future, of course, if you have
suggestions of things that you would like to see cfeclipse do with
styles, let me know.
MD
I also use Dojo, love it to bits and hate at times too.
I use cfeclipse for my work, and have the aptana plugin as it can handle
Dojo and a lot more as well.
I just wish that cfeclipse had better inline css editing help when doing so.
Oh well.
btw I will be starting some dojo tutorials real
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thu Nov 09 11:53:11 2006
Subject: Re: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter ?
I also use Dojo, love it to bits and hate at times too.
I use cfeclipse for my work, and have the aptana plugin as it can handle
Dojo and a lot more as well.
I just wish
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Subject: Re: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one
Hi: I want to start AJAX. I found plenty of CF/AJAX frameworks out there and
some looked really great but I really need a basic documentation plus ease of
use cause I want to START it. Which one is the easiest and/or best with good a
documentation.
thanks
benign
.
On 11/8/06, Ali Majdzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi: I want to start AJAX. I found plenty of CF/AJAX frameworks out there and
some looked really great but I really need a basic documentation plus ease of
use cause I want to START it. Which one is the easiest and/or best with good
08, 2006 7:46 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter?
Hi: I want to start AJAX. I found plenty of CF/AJAX frameworks out there and
some looked really great but I really need a basic documentation plus ease
of use cause I want to START it. Which one
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Sent: Wed Nov 08 15:04:59 2006
Subject: Re: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter?
While not CF specific, I'd really recommend Spry:
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/
I found it to be a _very_ easy to use AJAX framework. It is not yet
1.0 though (well
I looked at a lot of the frameworks. The problem is that there are at least
10 really good frameworks, and they are all significantly different. The one
you start with may depend on what you are looking to accomplish. If you are
looking for a certain visual effect, that is different than a simple
I am a big fan of Yahoo and Yahoo ext
On 11/8/06, Mike Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked at a lot of the frameworks. The problem is that there are at
least
10 really good frameworks, and they are all significantly different. The
one
you start with may depend on what you are looking
Not CF specific, but I'm currently using Prototype and scriptaculous.
Looking into Dojo.
Dan Vega wrote:
I am a big fan of Yahoo and Yahoo ext
On 11/8/06, Mike Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked at a lot of the frameworks. The problem is that there are at
least
10 really good
as feature rich,
but renders much faster.
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From: Robyn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 2:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter ?
Not CF specific, but I'm currently using Prototype
benign,
Let me preface this by saying that Ajax features are not fancy, whiz
bang effects. Those effects are typically additional DOM/CSS/DHTML
components created to compliment Ajax functionality.
If all you want is straight Ajax with some level of CF integration, then
look at AjaxCFC
,
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From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 1:04 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter
?
benign,
Let me preface this by saying that Ajax features are not fancy, whiz
bang
--//-
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From: Michael E. Carluen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 4:20 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a
starter ?
Hi Ray, Andy M
I just started toying around with jquery, and been pretty
Great reply Rey. Thanks. Another question is what IDE do you suggest for these
frameworks? I've heard of some AJAX IDE's (WYSIWYG/NON WYSIWYG) but not sure
they are real help. Please give me your opinion.
Thanks
Benign
frameworks. Which one for a starter
?
Rey's got a great set of code. I'd also be happy to share with you what
I've
come up with, but Rey's gotten more into it that I have.
!//--
andy matthews
web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL
I use HomeSite when writing Ajax code. It is just JavaScript.
-Mike Chabot
On 11/8/06, Ali Majdzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great reply Rey. Thanks. Another question is what IDE do you suggest for
these frameworks? I've heard of some AJAX IDE's (WYSIWYG/NON WYSIWYG) but not
sure
. Thanks. Another question is what IDE do you suggest for
these frameworks? I've heard of some AJAX IDE's (WYSIWYG/NON WYSIWYG) but not
sure they are real help. Please give me your opinion.
Thanks
Benign
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-Original Message-
From: Andy Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 2:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter
?
Rey's got a great set of code. I'd also be happy to share with you what
I've
come up with, but Rey's
: Mike Chabot
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wed Nov 08 23:07:35 2006
Subject: Re: Plenty of Coldfusion/Ajax frameworks. Which one for a starter ?
I use HomeSite when writing Ajax code. It is just JavaScript.
-Mike Chabot
On 11/8/06, Ali Majdzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great reply Rey. Thanks. Another
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