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Is this project still active? 6 Replies
Started by Brian Love. Last reply by Chris Peters May 1.
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Comment by Chris Peters on August 19, 2008 at 2:16am
- Wheels 0.8 was released today. Now with Oracle support, support for composite keys, and general bug fixes and performance improvements!
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@Mark,
My answer is, "It depends."
If your booking app is going to be rather complex, then that would probably be a great approach. But in reality, you're probably going to find that you could break your developers into 2 "groups": back end (model/controller) and front end (view). If you have a developer that rocks at HTML, JavaScript, and CSS stuff, then you'll probably find that they'll have plenty to do. The model/controller stuff sometimes blends together so much that it'd be hard to create a workflow.
I'd love to hear about your experience if you try it out!
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Comment by Mark Ireland on May 18, 2008 at 11:06pm -
I am looking at using cfwheels for a booking app using a team of three developers. One does the model, one does the view and (you guessed it)
Is this a stoopid idea?
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- We released ColdFusion on Wheels 0.7 this morning. Stop by cfwheels.com and give it a try!
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- As an update, we're discussing reviving the project. If anyone would like to volunteer and have influence on the future direction of the project, then please visit our community at cfwheels.com.
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