It's certainly true that there is no one, true methodology -- Fusebox or
anything else. That said, one of the main reasons for a methodology (at
least from my standpoint) is to make team development easier. A proprietary
methodology has an inherent limitation--every new team member has a learning
curve to go through. Unless the proprietary methodology has overwhelming
advantages, I think it makes much more sense to pick a popular one
(CFObjects, Fusebox, etc.) and work within that framework.
Hal Helms
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-----Original Message-----
From: Michael She [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 11:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Fusebox
FuseBox is a methodology that is open to the public, thus adopted by others.
Some people might like it, others won't. What you can do is designyour own
methodology... maybe picking up the best aspects from different programming
methodologies you've encountered in the past. Programming methods are very
subjective as there is no true 'right' and only way.
At 02:22 PM 12/20/00 +0000, war ape you wrote:
>Whats the whole point of Fusebox?
>I don't see how it makes an application any less proprietary
>i i know it helps modularize an application for reuse, but how does it help
>make the application more understandable to other programmers?
>Most don't use fusebox, so right there its been made harder
>also i think it adds a dense layer of complexity to an application,
>basically adding another 10-15% work to the appllication.
>I don't see that it does much that could not be achieved with a
standardized
>naming convention.
>Sorry if i seem the philistine, but my mantra has always been simplicity,
>simplicity is what makes an application more accessible to later
programmers
>
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