I'm using fusebox on the only substantial site I manage. I like the
organization, modularity and reusability it brings. I don't find
debugging too difficult, but keeping a map of the site helps a lot.
(I use a printable mind map)
Very recently, I've come across an issue of a sort, though not really
with fusebox. Generic web statistics packages that I've seen and
used don't do a very good job of tracking activity because all pages
go to the same place, "index.a4d".
I took a very cursory glance at the PHP/Zend framework, and it looked
to me to bear some general similarities to fusebox. In particular, it
looks like Zend uses two "directories" to fulfill the [circuit].
[fuseaction] function of the fuseaction parameter. So, the fusebox
url www.domain.com/index.a4d?action=main.home... becomes
www.domain.com/main/home/... The web analyzers would do a better job
of sorting these dynamic url's out, I think.
Rolling my own log mechanism is an option, of course, but I have no
idea when I'll get around to it...
On Sep 19, 2006, at 4:57 AM, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
I'm curious -- who out there is actively using fusebox, and if so,
what is your impression of it?
Kind Regards,
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