I have to learn syntax and grammar, a few quirky rules and then then rest is using the 
manual as a reference... why? Cause when you've started on your 28th computer language 
you realise you can do it without frying your brain each time.

This brings into focus how important design and structure is because it must survive 
where languages typically don't (or at least they evolve to be significantly 
different).

- Peter

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agreed.  most of us are using at least CF, HTML, Javascript on a daily
basis, and probably a few others too.  It'd be difficult to memorise most
of the tags/attributes/functions etc of everything you work with, simply
because of the sheer volume.  that's what the reference books and cfdocs
are for.


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> I've never
> bothered with the certification.

Me neither. My portfolio speaks for itself.

Well, it hopefully will do!

Thing is, most people are using studio/DWMX right? What's the point in
memorising the attribute of every single tag when you have easily to hand
helpfiles? As it happens, I know most of them, but that's just through
usage
over the years, certainly not because I sat there with the wall chart
memorising them.

I don't *need* to know the attributes for CFFORM, because I never use it in
everyday work.

Rich


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