On 10 Oct 00, at 13:32, Welsh, Susan A. (James Tower) wrote:
> What would be an organized,
> systematic way to learn Fuse box.
Since Fusebox is still a developing standard, most of what you can learn is
only available in online resources like fusebox.org, secretagents.com, and this
list. Steve and Craig's book will be out soon; you can pre-order it from
secretagents.com. It will be an invaluable tool for those who want the solid
intro all in one place.
Essentially, the more time you spend playing with Fusebox concepts, the better
you'll understand it. It's not something you can really "get" just by reading
about it. So pick an app you'd like to build and start thinking about in terms
of what you read in the various resources mentioned above. Write some code and
see how you might improve it using Fusebox methods. You're not going to sit
down and crank magically efficient Fusebox apps overnight; you need to rework
things a few times in order to really grok Fusebox (apologies to the youngsters
who don't grok grok).
When you get stuck, ask. Somebody around here will generally remember a time
when they didn't know everything. <g>
Regards,
- Jeff
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