You were thinking of How many CF developers does it take to screw in
a light bulb?.
Just one. The light bulb costs more than open source alternatives,
but is easier to turn on and off and leverages the power of the same
underlying Java filament.
~Brad
LOL!
Yeah, same with us, although we have over 300 independent sites they
currenty all share the same code base etc so we manage one code base and 300
sites within our web farm.
So, yes we manage 300 but in all reality we may not touch any of them since
launch:
This e-mail is from Reed Exhibitions
On 6/12/07, Neil (RX) wrote:...
So, yes we manage 300 but in all reality we may not touch any of them
since
launch:
And there's the money. I keep meaning to do something like that... get
those
reoccurring payments going on... for doing nothing more than backups and
whatnot. Let's see...
I was just curious ... about how many live corporate Web sites does the average
CF developer manage? I'm not talking side jobs, or pet projects. I'm talking
you
work for XYZ company with more than 100 employyes and manage x number of
Web sites all by yourself. The reason why I ask is I'm
We manage over 350+ but that is probably not the norm!
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Subject: How many CF developers does it take to manage a site ???
I was just curious ... about how many live corporate
I'm doing 6, with two more in development.
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Subject: How many CF developers does it take to manage a site ???
I was just curious ... about how many live corporate Web
On Monday 11 Jun 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
average CF developer manage?
Define 'manage'.
Does that mean 'have needed development work in the last 12 months' or 'are
running on the live server' ?
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It really depends on the sites. I've managed as many as 50 CF sites and also
do new development at the same time. Some of them are stable and hardly ever
get touched. Others are constantly changing and require a lot of work. It's
not really the number of sites that's the issue, it's the total
On 6/11/07, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 11 Jun 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
average CF developer manage?
Define 'manage'.
Does that mean 'have needed development work in the last 12 months' or 'are
running on the live server' ?
Also define site...are you talking
By manage sites I mean, manage all cf code on both developement and production
servers. Manage all aspects of expansion/creation of existing and new CF
applications. Manage all aspects of database. Creation of Flash movies, which
include Actionscript and video editing using Premiere Pro.
By the title of this thread I thought this was going to be a joke. :(
disappointed,
CoolJJ
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So many variables... Our company is at least 2000 employees, we have 5
CF developers and 6 SQL developers, but only 2 sites. Of course they
are pretty complex and very database driven, support over 50
child-companies, and require constant new development for new features
and functionality. If
You were thinking of How many CF developers does it take to screw in a light
bulb?.
Just one. The light bulb costs more than open source alternatives, but is
easier to turn on and off and leverages the power of the same underlying Java
filament.
~Brad
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From: JJ
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Heck, I manage a bunch. Too much, actually.
Just got a couple of contractors turned comrades in arms tho.
It was trial by fire. No one died, so we're good to go.
Still bringing them up to speed on the frameworks, but it's been
nice having people who understand what I do around... people
to
On 6/11/07, Brad Wood wrote:
You were thinking of How many CF developers does it take to screw in a light
bulb?.
Just one, but don't ask me how it got in there.
Or,
3 hundred, but don't ask me why. =-P
(the short made me laugh. Good job whoever!)
Yes, much better. Good point CoolJJ!
Oh,
Yeah, like:
Ten: one to write the code, one to make sure it's not Java, one to make sure
it's better than PHP, one to scan the press for adverse comments, and six to
argue about which framework to use.
Sorry - best I could do.
Jaime Metcher
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From: JJ Cool
The question how many sites does a CF developer manage is hard to
answer because it's kind of random and meaningless. It doesn't take
into consideration anything like complexity, traffic, users, etc.
I mean, I manage something like 8 web sites at work. But really
only 2-3 of them require any
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