I've got a handful of questions:
-How many fusecoders did you have on the project?
-How long did the requirements analysis take?
-How many people were involved in creating the database?
-Did you use Querysims?
-Was the database designed before you started coding?
-How long did the coding take?
-How many revisions have you gone through?
-Did you do unit testing?
-Did you do stress testing?
Steve Nelson
wish wish wrote:
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> <html><DIV>this may be OT a little bit.</DIV>
> <DIV>a major website connecting pharmaceutical companies, oncologists and patients:
>cancerdirect.com is done will be live in a few days. most likely it will get some
>significant press coverage(the client knows some key people at msnbc, bloomburg, and
>wall street journal). so thank you, hal, for all the time you have spent
>advising us. it wouldn't be possible without your XFB. it's probably the first
>major site(3000 + fuses) using XFB (and it's 100% XFB). And I just want to
>say thanks to hal for everyone here at goldcap and cancerdirect.com.</DIV>
> <DIV> </DIV>
> <DIV>for anyone on the board who want to know anything about building big sites
>using XFB, just ask me on or off the list(i architect the entire site with hal's
>help). since i don't know what i'm going to do next, yet. so i have some time
>to entertain any questions you guys might have. </DIV>
> <DIV> </DIV>
> <DIV>alex</DIV>
> <DIV>application architect/project leader</DIV>
> <DIV>goldcap.com</DIV>
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