I would like to say that I just attended Hal's class and it is everything the below
message said it is. Before attending the class Aug 14-17 this year I just could not
get a grip on fusebox, but now that I've attended his class I have rewritten my whole
application (what I had done so far) in fusebox methodology and it opens up a whole
new way of coding to me.
Not only did he show us fusebox, but we also learned a lot about coldfusion which I
did not know before the class. He covered state management, security, tag inspector
use, snippits, and many other things.
I say it was a very important class to further my career and I've never learnt so much
in four days before in my life. Also, enough of what he taught stayed with me that I
could come back and quickly put into practice what I learnt on my current app.
Everything Hal built showing us, and all presentations were given to us to help us
remember and reuse plus a nice handy book titled FastTrack to Fusebox. Now that Hal
and others have been working dilligently on improving what we currently have in
fusebox I'm sure the classes will ever get better.
My advise: take the class if you haven't already!
Joe Watson
----- Original Message -----
From: Hal Helms
Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 1:52 AM
To: Fusebox
Subject: FastTrack to Fusebox training
What: FastTrack to Fusebox training class
When: September 17-20, 2001
Where: Atlanta, GA
Price: $2500
More info: www.halhelms.com
Writing applications is hard work. Fusebox can help you. And when you're
ready to master Fusebox, this is the class for you. Hal Helms will teach and
mentor you while you learn about the new techniques in version 3 of Fusebox
as you create a real-world Fusebox application during the four days of the
class.
This includes:
Fusedocs (the version 2, XML-based spec) for designing your code before you
write it.
eXit FuseActions (XFAs) to help you write robust, reusable code
Nested circuits, the foundation of drag-and-drop reusability and more
Nested layout model that promotes code reuse and separates the display from
the code
Inheritance from parent to descendant circuits
Bubbling exception handling permits fuses to throw exceptions and the
application to define where they will be caught and dealt with
Query sims will remove database modeling from the project's critical path
and prevents you from making premature data modeling decisions while making
code far more readable
Integrated security system gives you a ready-to-use security system or you
can add your own into our framework
Here are some quotes from recent students:
"I learned here in a week what would have taken me a year." - GH
"Really, the class was outstanding. My confidence level is up 100%. I just
got finished showing Wireframes and DevNotes to the gang in the office,
along with a quick overview of Fusedocs. We are a VERY happy group of
developers. Most of them have had some exposure to Fusebox and seeing it in
the context of a development lifecycle has generated a lot of enthusiasm.
We're doing some work with stored procedures now and already we're seeing
significant performance gains. It's going to take some time to get everyone
up to speed, but there is a sense of a turning point in the war." -OE
"Once again, thanks for making this week a wonderful booster and inspiration
for a lonely coder. It was wonderful to have you show the ins and outs of
Fuseboxes and CF in general - can't wait to get back and put all those neato
tips n' tricks to good use..." -LB
"I was thrilled to have the opportunity to attend this course. It took some
of the bits I've learned and reinforced it as a whole methodology." -LW
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