I just wanted to point this out to everyone on the list. With all the
talk about the 'death of coldFusion' I think this is a real step in the
right direction. I've already convinced one client to use ColdFusion
BECAUSE their IT department could poke around and use this Developers'
Edition to
Ditto. Smart move.
Kevin
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I just wanted to point this out to everyone on the list. With all the
talk about the 'death of coldFusion' I think this is a real step in the
right direction. I've already convinced one client to use ColdFusion
BECAUSE their IT
: Thursday, January 10, 2002 1:06 PM
Subject: Step in the rigth direction --Developer Edition
I just wanted to point this out to everyone on the list. With all the
talk about the 'death of coldFusion' I think this is a real step in the
right direction. I've already convinced one client to use
Studio (liscensed,
not trial) one of your class requirements.
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From: Jason Kufner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 1:06 PM
Subject: Step in the rigth direction --Developer Edition
I just wanted to point this out
I'd think you'd make CF Studio (liscensed,
not trial) one of your class requirements.
I would think requiring an upfront investment in Studio would cut down on
attendance amongst those who aren't already familiar with CF. Particularly
when Homesite and other editors can be used quite easily.
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Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 3:23 PM
Subject: Re: Step in the rigth direction --Developer Edition
That is a pretty expensive requirement for a class isn't it? Even with
an education discount, it's still over $100, right?
At 01:45 PM 01/10
I think some of you remember what it was like tackling a new technology:
Well, you need a strong understanding of HTML, Make sure you have a web
server running, web-share the website root folder, create a dsn, create
a database, connect to that database with SQL, make sure you have
ColdFusion
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