This might sound a little strange, but try writing some custom tags.
Pass variables in and return them, get a good feel for the different
"scopes" in ColdFusion, write some functions to do common routines.
There's enough there to learn and ponder and once you are comfortable
with all of that, write your own cfc(s) to replace the custom tags, and
encapsulate the functions.
By that stage you may be ready to tackle a light framework.
HTH
Aaron
Joe Lakey wrote:
Is there a "light" CF framework--something that we novice coders with
little or no OO background could use to transition to the more elegant,
comprehensive frameworks?
If not, I'd like to know if there's any interest in creating one. I
would work on it myself, but seeing as I'm only barely familiar with the
existing frameworks, I'm not very well qualified to build any kind of
bridge to them.
Thanks,
Joe
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