From: "Stephen M Aylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> Certainly FB coding methods are NOT obligatory - nor for everyone - thats
> for sure.  You opinions are as well valued.  No problems there.  I just find
> your perspective quite interesting - as it seems so... contrary to sooo many
> other folks.  Maybe no one else other than you and Dave Watts has the
> "loinal fortitude" to stand up and say so - tho Im sure there are many
> others.
> 

<checking loins for fortitude .... >

Too busy writing non-fusebox apps to discuss much.
It isn't an issue that seems all that necessary to consider.

Never got a job because of fusebox, never lost one because
of fusebox. It's just like the certification issue - no impact
within my intellectual horizon - so discussion of same just
doesn't consume much of my time or thinking.

What would attract my attention is if there was any 
*reproducible* statististics that provided non-anectdotal
evidence that fusebox can be faster, more efficient than
some other methodology. 

Maybe some people would have the time to construct a
scenario that works towards providing good data ...
(Maybe the data already exists ???)

Something like -- post a spec that is made available at
a specified time and then collect various solutions.
Then look at total work time, workflow, closeness to
specs, operational efficiency and any number of other
factors.

Were anyone to do such a study I would give it a close
read. If I found enough convincing 'stuff' that lead
to adopting fusebox as a standard best practice, then
I'd adopt it without any hesitation.

Until then I have work to do and not the time to
rigorously examine fusebox. 

Does the new fusebox book have anything like the
above in it?

<stop checking loins ... er, ah ... well - end of message>

Pan - "why didn't I post this to cf_community?"




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