Ajas, you're trying to draw me into answering your first 2 questions, which
as you note I did not in my original reply. :-) I don't want to try to get
into that debate, to be honest. I don't think there are clear answers. And I
think we need to have much more info about the place where you're aski
Hi Charlie,
Thanks for the reply. It really helped a lot. In your
reply you mentioned,
As for learning more about OO development in Java, if you're new to that, I
recommend Jacquie Barker's "Beginning Java Objects". Most Java books presume
you already understand OO (in my opini
Ajas, I'm sure others will have much more to say, but I want to quickly
resolve your fears and concerns b y pointing out that yes, indeed, CFCs are
the way in which CFML enables more object-like development. No, I won't call
it object-oriented as some will contend with that specific term, but an
af
Hi,
I am a CF developer and I had discussion with one of my friends and he
said if you want to be architect or lead, you need to have understanding of
objects/classes like how they used in java. He said you are going no where
and need to switch the technology if you want to earn good money. The
