I think with errors it comes down to this. It is basically a modular system
where you can reuses a lot of the code. Thus if you are having problems
with a chunk of code fixing it once will fix all instances of the code.
Plus it is easier to read most fusebox code, because the files are usually
smaller in terms of the number of lines. I think everyone can testify to
the working a 10 hour day and staring at a huge chunk of code and just not
figuring it out because there is too many other things on the page. AACK!!
CF does such a good job of telling you where the code errors are that this
isn't a huge issue. But there are those instances where it returns a
problem that isn't exactly where it says, so having smaller files helps you
find those errors quickly.
Basically I would say do whatever you feel comfortable with as long as it is
solid in theory you should do well. I certainly wouldn't change a whole
standard that works in your office to satisfy the masses. :)
Good Luck
Byron
-----Original Message-----
From: Grainne E. O'Neill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 9:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Fusebox or not Fusebox that is the question...
Byron,
I appreciate all of your comments. I do not use Fusebox, but I use a
different framework that my team and I have developed. I appreciate the
need for a framework, but I don't understand one thing that I always hear
about Fusebox. Could you or anyone else tell me why putting things in
different files makes it easier to debug? When people say this do they
mean, those little errors, like a misspelling, or do they mean larger more
difficult to find errors? Anyway I look forward to hearing how many people
in this group also use Fusebox.
One more question... Does anyone use CFObjects? That methodology looks very
interesting to me.
- Grainne
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