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Well here is the thing. From what I have seen the AbleCommerce product hasa lot to offer for a rel
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I agree that it would be good to see how someone else approached the
problem. But I personally think there are several issues with their schema
a
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I will say that the $1000 it costs just for the Database, and data recording
feature part of it all built up and a place to grow from it is probably
worth that to have it as a starting point
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I would like pursue this as well.
Thanks,
Ruben Ramirez
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I would like pursue this as well.
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Both I and
Jared Rapp would
Wasn't that for 4 to 5?I am not sure it was for 5 to 6 or 6 to 7.On 6/20/06, Douglas Knudsen <
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is it still the case that if you are certified for version n, you are
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If I'm not in, I would like to be added. I've got CF 6 and would like to
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> So far we have 3-4 people in the certification stud
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Robert don't be scared. Just design it and implement
it. You will always be stuck in the gulf of wondering if you can do it or not
unless you actually do it. You
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Database Schema usually
refers to the definition and design of your database. You will see
acronyms like DDL (Data Defintion Language) or some might
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Robert don't be scared.
Just design it and implement it. You will always be stuck in the gulf of
wondering if you can do it or not unless you actually do it. You don't need a
Ph.D to tur
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Well here is the thing. From what I have seen
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Robert don't be scared.
Just design it and implement it. You will always be stuck in the gulf of
wondering if you can do it or not unless you actually do it. You don't need a
Ph.D to
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Count me in John.
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So far we have 3-4 people in the certification study group.
If anyone e
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If I'm not in, I would like to be added. I've got CF 6 and would like to
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Sure it isn't an all encompassing book. I think it works well as a place
to start for programmers who have probably never taken database design
in college or elswhere, which is probably the majority of CF programmers.
It will help them to avoid
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I couldn't find anything that worked the way my client wanted so I am
building my own. Am I nuts for trying? It is complicated, but not overly so.
Am I missing something here?
Rick
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Yes, Cody has many very valid points -- AbleCommerce has its own mechanisms
for customization...many of which I didn't particularly care for,
personally.
Also, you should note that AbleC
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Yes, Cody has many very valid points -- AbleCommerce has its own mechanisms
for customization...many of which I didn't particularly care for,
personally.
Also, you should n
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I think all the comments so far are spot on. Your learning style will
definitely dictate what method is best for you. However I think that
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Sure it isn't an all encompassing book. I think it works well as a place
to start for programmers who have probably never taken database des
here isn't
necessarily good practice. I'll have more on that in a moment.
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Well we just talked about starting it back up from the last board meeting,
but we can certainly start planning
and that topic. Jeremey's mention of the wikipedia is another good
starting point.
/charlie
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SQL In 10 Minutes seems like a fine book for learning
the basics of SQL Syntax. What I don't see is a good grounding in Normalization
and
amount about database design, not just SQL and Cold Fusion.
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Thank you all for
Yes, I think I would like to finally get mine.
Cody
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The certification doesn&#
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I am interested in a Cert Class.
Ironically I got my MCSE not for the money but wanted to know how it worked!
How much better I could achieve a cert along the way and
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By the way, if you haven't
SQL In 10 Minutes seems like a fine book for learning the basics of SQL Syntax. What I don't see is a good grounding in Normalization and database design. The Learn SQL in 10 minutes book focuses on SQL Syntax and SQL Queries. That is good... you DO need to know all of that and I suppose a structu
a video that does cover CFMX, at:
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> I've not used either of them but the price for the latter is right to fit in
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ld find it. There's a more recent version> of something similar, a video that does cover CFMX, at:
>> http://www.learnwebdevelopment.com/intro_to_coldfusion_mx.html
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> your budget.>> /charlie
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I've not used either of them but the price for the latter is right to fit in
your budget.
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I've not used either of them but the price for the latter is right to fit in
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> Heres an easy one!
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> Whats the easiest cost effective way to learn how to get up and rolling in
> CF?
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Fusion
Heres an easy
one!
Whats the easiest
cost effective way to learn how to get up and rolling in
CF?
Budget a couple
hundred.
I have servers, and
software. Should I take a
Oh.. and from a position of seeing how many people have tried to teach themselves programming it is NOT always an easy one to answer. Some people think that you can read programming books without actually writing code and still learn to program. Its just not true :) I think I already made that poin
I am a book learner. It really depends on what type of learner you are. Of course at a couple hundred dollars you won't be able to afford any hard core classes. You will be able to buy all of the books you need. A couple of good CF books, a good database design book, and maybe later one good book o
Here’s an easy one!
Whats the easiest cost effective way to
learn how to get up and rolling in CF?
Budget a couple hundred.
I have servers, and software. Should I
take a class, a web school, or use Forta’s Web App Construction site?
Opinions and links welcome...
Robert P. Re
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