Many thanks for all this very interesting links.
I would like to add this one for other newbie like me (great on how
to install, update and use ERDirectToWeb): http://en.wikibooks.org/
wiki/Programming:WebObjects/Direct-To/Web.
David.
Le 7 août 07 à 06:32, Denis Frolov a écrit :
On Aug 7, 2007, at 12:16 AM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
That's sure that the lack of a good knowledge of the whole
framework is real bottle neck to work with D2W as everything is
done "under the cover", using indirections like the rules, etc..
But up to now, I achieve to go on, by debugging, logging,
searching the net for similar problem, finding indications on
methods I don't know and studying them through reference
documents. I'm sure that if the mailing list is always so
reactive I'll touch the target rather sooner than later. I have
already worked with some other frameworks so I know pretty well
the difficulty to enter in one of it, get the whole view and
"philosophy" of its concept before starting to be efficient with it.
Okay, so some hints here:
Great hints! I would also double another Guido's hint in the
previous email - start with playing around with BugTracker (http://
wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WONDER/Getting+Started+with
+BugTracker). It has tons of things to learn from and is a great
helper in learning D2W since you can see all the best practices on
a working example.
--
Denis Frolov
Design Maximum MA
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