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Fusebox 101

Posted At : 04 August 2007 09:53 | Posted By : quiksilv
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I've been asked a few questions about fusebox recently and I've been happy to blog my responses but it's got me thinking, what would be nice is a fusebox 101 section. I've setup a fusebox 101 category, where I intend to post some fusebox posting with some of the more fundamental aspects of fusebox.

Fusebox 101

If you have any questions you would like to ask then please contact me and I'll post a response. In fact ask any questions and I'd be happy to answer.

To kick start check out the related posts below.

UPDATE: I'm wondering what peoples thoughts are on fusebox? Is it covered well, and what level of coverage do you think it has? Comments below please.


 
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Bryn Parrott's Gravatar Try - Discovering Fusebox 4 with Cold Fusion (2nd Edition) by John Quarto-von Tivadar.
Still relevant and useful for Fusebox 5 IMO.

Also try: Fusebox 5 and FLiP by Jeff Peters. Less useful as a Fusebox reference as it completely ignores CFC's, but nonetheless a good reference on FLiP.
# Posted By Bryn Parrott | 08/08/07 08:30 | Report abusive comment
Brian's Gravatar The Jeff Peters book needs a total revamp. He really needs to seperate FLiP from developing in Fusebox. There is very little in the way of best practices, developing using procedural methods and developing using MVC and Objects, etc. It would great to see an example of a real world application instead if that flags things which is useless.
# Posted By Brian | 08/08/07 15:47 | Report abusive comment
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