Peter Schoenster wrote:
> On 3 Aug 98, at 14:31, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
>
> > The perceptions should have been consolidated in a blueprint of the
> > database, ahead of time. Once you have an agreed upon framework
> it is much
> > easier to expand on, since everyone is on the same page.
>
> There it is. I keep planning on writing a web introduction to
> creating a blueprint for jobs. So many, many people believe they
> have a project and yet they have no blueprint, no strategy; just on-
> the-fly tactics.
>
> I have never seen a website which helps a person design a blueprint
> for a web project. Any seen one?
I have never seen such a beast, either. I'll bet there's something like that
on someone's intranet somewhere, at least in a basic format. I dunno, maybe
not, since there are so many variables, especially when you start
integrating a database behind the site. I can't see developing any web app
that would allow you to design the table structure of a db as part of an
overall blueprint. Maybe I'm just shortsighted? Really, I think that, with a
db driven site, there is so much customization that the db stuff can't be
templated out that way, unless you use, um, predefined templates, which
kinda dumps the custom aspect into the loo.
As far as developing a framework for implementing a web site, maybe this
resource will help:
http://www.primenet.com/wiredlaw/esp/q1.html
Take a peek. It certainly could scare the bejeezus out of someone "thinking
of getting into the profession" ;-) Glad I didn't see it when I started <g>.
Jack
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