Chris McMahon wrote:
Your first pass is not going to be pretty. That's OK. My first pass
is procedural; Bret's first pass is crazy OOP or something; I don't
know what Jonathan's first pass is like, but I gather it has a lot of
code duplication. However you can get it to work.
Actually,
On 12/14/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once my test, using this method, is passing, then i start my Crazy OOP
stuff (mostly use simple design patterns, actually).
Would you also post which simple design patterns are you using? I am very
interested to see what others are doing.
My due diligence has been rather sketchy -- just trying a couple of
listserv queries and skimming the User Guide for the first time in a
while -- so if this is answered elsewhere feel free to gently rebuke
me and point me in that direction. :)
I'll seize on a simple example of something I'm
philip reed wrote:
When I sit down to implement this my perfectionism gets all caught up
in questions like, Do I need a separate class for my client's
specific site and another for the Sendcard
UI in general? (so that other sendcard sites can easily reuse the
same code) or stuff like that.
The stuff i use a lot gets refactored a
lot until i am happy with the design.
Actually, Bret refactors to the point where I find his code a little
difficult to parse in my head. :)
One thing at a time.
Amen.
In other words, I agree with everything Chris said. The only problem I
have
