I use fusebox and have for some time.  Once you dive in and really start
understanding it you will see what all the hype is about.  Fusebox 3 is even
better and makes code much more reusable at an application level much more
so then Fusebox 2 was.  Also once you get the hang of it you can code up
sites; I think, faster then doing it other ways.  Your code is broken down
into smaller more manageable chunks which makes trouble shooting easier and
faster.  The biggest thing is that it's just a methodology, if something
does not fit, or you don't understand it, your not bound to using it.  But
using something as a standard is better then using nothing.  I also
recommend it to people who are brand new to CF, it seems to make the
learning curve a bit easier also.

Just some of my .02 on the matter...

BK

-----Original Message-----
From: Gyrus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 11:29 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Fusebox - opinions?


> 1.Fusebox is a coding methodology. It's like picking a certain writing
> style. It trys to maximize code reuse by structuring the way you write
your
> code. It also lends itself to self documentation.

I've seen most of the presentations on www.fusebox.org
and understand what Fusebox is (otherwise I really wouldn't
be considering learning it!!) - I was more after opinions about
using it from people who have some depth of experience
with it - pros and cons type of thing.

> 2.there is a great book on fusebox called.... 'Fusebox: mothodology and
> techniques' by steve nelson and craig girard.

I know this book is around - I had just read so-so to bad
reviews on Amazon.com. You say it's great - why? Any
other opinions?

Thanks for any feedback,

- Gyrus



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