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Re: Learning Curve


  • Subject: Re: Learning Curve
  • From: Sean Warburton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 23:37:19 +0000

James & Sigi,

Thanks for the link, I've taken a look buit to be honest, if I was going the route of using another language, I think Coldfusion seems to be the best option. I'm not a fan of PHP, there isn't enough separation of code and html and I think would rather put my effort into continuing my fight with Java rather than start learning PHP.

Does anyone have any experience of Coldfusion?


On 12 Jan 2005, at 22:28, James Cicenia wrote:

I would like to suggest you look at www.oscommerce.com.
It is a very nice free open source e-commerce package written in the
popular scripting language PHP. It is very robust, mature, and has all the
features you will need. A bit hard to "skin" however.


- James Cicenia


On Jan 12, 2005, at 3:16 PM, Sean Warburton wrote:

I realise that it may be like asking how long is a piece of string but I have a question that I wonder if people could help me with. I've been contemplating learning Java and WebObjects for 12 months now but reading this list is about as far as I seem to get. A client of mine has asked me to quote for a small and relatively simple e-commerce site and I'm faced with a dilemma.

I can either buy an off the shelf shopping cart or I can use the opportunity to learn Java and WebObjects and build it myself. My question is, is the latter feasible or would the learning curve be far too steep. I have twenty weeks to get the site live but I have no programming background other than a little 'tinkering' with Perl and getting as far as loops in Java.

I've read a little on Java but have really fallen down when trying to get my head around objects, I understand their logic in principal but I just seem unable to get my head around inheritance and code reuse.

Any advice would be very welcome.

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