Depends on the knowledge level of your developers. Spectra is an object
oriented platform, which has it's own methodology. I would recommend
sending them to a spectra class, or at least giving them the Forte Spectra
book and a couple weeks to pound away. Either way, if they can install
Spectra on the first time without errors, then they are considered advanced
spectra programmers in most minds.
Sincerely,
Matthew M. Eschenbaum, ACP
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-----Original Message-----
From: Safa Hussain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 3:07 PM
To: Spectra-Talk
Subject: Training needed for Spectra
Come on guys. I know there must be a lot of you out there that installed
Spectra. I appreciate your feedback on the question below. Thanks in
advance.
Safa
>
>
> For all those that installed Spectra.
>
> 1.How much training is needed before developers can work with it? (Assume
good
> knowledge of Cold Fusion.)
>
> 2. How much training is needed for content providers of the site?
>
> 3. What kind of a team is needed for on going support?
>
> Thanks ahead for all respondants.
>
> Safa
> UC Davis
>
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