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Dare I ask!? I dare! What is _your_ style of development regarding
Mason? :)
Robert
I'm not sure what others do, but 99% of my backend logic is in my own modules. I used to follow the style like the book, but in more recent times abandoned it to something more testable, and transparent to the web developers. I think it really helps to seperate the two logically for many reasons, then I supply our "make it pretty" people with a defined API to code to, like $m I supply the web developers with a $app that holds all the core business logic and removes all connectivity, classes, subrequesting, necessary. It really allows the web developers to just build web pages / applications effectively.
Once they get used to it, they really appreciate never touching real code, other than component calls, and an occasional layout loop.
--Rodney
