Discussion,
Using the example of people, businesses, and addresses, it depends how much
unique information you gather about each entity.
Addresses for a person and a business probably share many related fields and
would make logical sense that you could create one entity for just
addresses. If
My biggest pet peeve:
CFQueries inline in a CF template. I'm not a stickler for complete object
oriented or you have to do things exactly a particular way...that being said,
I have two reasons why I like to see cfqueries or cfstoredproc calls in a cfc
or a cfm template that can be called as a
(looking forward to being told how wrong I am here and being raked
over the community coals for my heresy.)
Something that is clear from this thread - the needs of some types of
apps are different than others. Size and business does dictate coding.
For someone at UPS or another large
one of my favs
http://www.cubicleman.com/2005/05/23/best-waste-of-code/
Use the API Luke! Why I usually live in livedocs.adobe.com
DK
Douglas Knudsen
douglasknud...@gmail.com
On Jan 4, 2010, at 3:23 PM, Cameron Childress wrote:
Since the topic of the next ACFUG meeting is how NOT to code
I'll make a short reply to Derrick's post as my posts usually seem to end up
in the bit bucket.
I like commenting, and CFC's, and I feel strongly about defining what the
objects are in the application and THEN building the DB and components. I
vote for MVC every chance I get, but
Code is
I agree that the amount of concurrent users and traffic do determine how
much preparation, planning, and code design is necessary. We can definitely
run into scope creep or analysis paralysis over a simple problem.
Remember that peeve is a subjective and personal condition. It does not
mean
I can remember something anal and small that irks me.
I am a big fan of closing tags and scoping variable. I think it looks more
neat and adheres to an XHTML type mind set.
Example:
cfset foo = 1
This would ping my OCD part of brain and want to reach out and do:
cfset variables.foo = 1 /
I
Pet peves:
Not scoping variables
Not scoping variables
Not scoping variables
use of the same query name for every cfc/cfquery
oh.. and Not scoping variables
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 3:23 PM, Cameron Childress camer...@gmail.comwrote:
Since the topic of the next ACFUG meeting is how NOT to
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 5:18 PM, Derrick Peavy derr...@derrickpeavy.com wrote:
So, five session vars, numeric in value, less than four digits (or single
char values), along with multiple client vars of less than 4 digit numeric
values or single chars - you're saying that's a huge eff'n no??
I
!---
MY FIRST PET PEEVE
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!--- people need to learn to comment their code ---
!--- for example, when I have to throw in a hack, i like to remind
myself to remove it ---
!--- so I type: hey dumba** - remove this comment and code block as
soon as you can figure
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