It's quiet on the list at present (that's my excuse) and
being a whimsical Englishman I hope I can take a few lines to say what has
been said many times but bears repeating. Good news for Fusebox overall
out here in LA, is that we are working on two huge CF-FB Apps that will
unfortunately be high security Intranet apps so not viewable. But this
is for a very large multi-national in the Energy business and we are being
watched carefully and are currently on-time on-budget (projected). To
give you an idea of their size, one is a 12-month gig with 3 developers, the
other a 6 month gig with 4 developers. In addition we just got another
opportunity for a very large company in the Services sector to fix an ailing
FB2-3 app that if successful will become their major Extranet app for all
their world-wide field personnel. Long email, sorry just good news for
FB.
To
my point, via this circuitous route. Thanks to Hal, Lee, Nat,
Steve, (Cast in alphabetical order - just covering myself - no favorites!) and
all the rest on this list for giving us this great and constantly evolving
thing called Fusebox. Maybe one day I'll really be good enough to add
something worthwhile myself. In the meantime we'll keep spreading the
word by building FB Apps that work.
Mike Brunt, CTO Webapper
Tel: 562.243.6255
Instant Messaging
AIM: webappermb
Webapper, Downey CA
Office
"Webapper - Making the NET
Work"
Kudos to Lee, Brian, and Patrick!!!
In your DREAMS, son!
Coming soon, I promise. If only I had a chance
to fit my new SENSIBLE data structure as well...
Thanks mate,
And huge thanks to Brian and Patrick, as ever.
LeeBB
----- Original Message -----
Hi Lee
Looks awesome! Is the source on sourceforge
now?
Tom
Hi all,
About a year ago, Brian Shearer and Patrick McE
came up with some excellent ideas for making the WireFrameTool easier
to use.
I have finally got around to implementing the most
important improvement - providing a GUI for editing PageStates.
The interface now features drop-down lists of available Pages, so you
can choose you Destinations without worrying about typos, etc.
Often I have found that trying to impress a client by quickly
wireframing an idea results in a lot of cut-and-paste, adn a whole lot
of fiddling to fix broken "links", etc. Hopefully that will be a
thing of the past soon.
Anyway, it's still pretty rough, but quite
useable.
Please have a look here:
http://bjork.net/wireframegui/index.cfm
Let me know what you think.
Thanks heaps,
LeeBB
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