On 5/10/06, Haikal Saadh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh, and with the hot deployment available now on most java servers,refreshing stuff is only an ant task away.
This can be buggy, especially if the app running on top of the application server does threaded things. I have the reloadable flag set
There are situations where the choice can make a difference in development and maintenance performance though. In situations where there is heavy output and the coding is
(should be?) relatively simple, tags make sense and fit in with the
flow. When the purpose of the code is mainly functional and
>Well pre CFMX the cfscript did used to run faster, but now that it is Java
>based for Coldfusion this argument is now debatable.
What is debatable is that anyone on this list was working in an
environment where the performance difference between CFSCRIPT and tags
on <=CF5 was ever a factor that
now i
know what the sound of beating a dead horse sounds like
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On 5/11/06, Scott Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/10/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>> Two things wrong with Tag based code.>> 1. Other developers when they see ColdFusion code hate it and immediately
> dismiss it as not a real languageI hate those clowns, not because I am a Coldf
On 5/10/06, Dale Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Two things wrong with Tag based code.
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> 1. Other developers when they see ColdFusion code hate it and immediately
> dismiss it as not a real language
I hate those clowns, not because I am a Coldfusion Disciple but simply
because they appear
back. But it wasn't slower
either, so what you say is true..
Joel
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> >I only use cfscript to improve the speed of things
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> How so?
> you mean writing it??
> as cfml hasn't been any slower then cfscript
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the tag syntax?>I only use cfscript to improve the
speed of thingsHow so?you mean writing it??as cfml hasn't
or the most part it looks like javascript..
My three cents (my balance is now at ten cents.. woohoo)
Joel
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Yes, that is Java in CFSCRIPT. Stuff ECMA. We have Java
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>I only use cfscript to improve the speed of thingsHow so?you mean writing it??as cfml hasn't been any slower then cfscript since mx came out. back in the olden days cfscript was faster but these days its all compiled to the same old byte code
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Two things wrong with Tag based code.
1. Other developers when they see ColdFusion code hate it and immediately
dismiss it as not a
I don't mind using tags for tags, i.e., custom tags that are mostly
display elements.
For anything that contains logic, I prefer to use cfscript. I find it
easier to read/write than tag soup.
Oh, and with the hot deployment available now on most java servers,
refreshing stuff is only an ant t
Two things wrong with Tag based code.
1. Other developers when they see ColdFusion code hate it and immediately
dismiss it as not a real language
2. You need to write about double the amount of code every time
for (i=1; i<=10; i++) {
}
See the differences in the amount of characters typed
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