By Peter Bell

Flip Flopping on Server Directory Structure

Posted At : December 23, 2007 9:35 PM | Posted By : Peter Bell
Related Categories: Versioning
I think it was an old Tony Robbins book where he pointed out that good judgment is often a result of experience, that we learn the most from our mistakes, and that therefore the ability to make good decisions is often a function of having made lots of bad decisions in the past! If this is true, I should have lots of good decisions in my future :-> The latest experiment was related to structuring projects and framework code on the server . . .

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Framework Code and Versioning: Directory Structure

Posted At : September 10, 2007 10:30 AM | Posted By : Peter Bell
Related Categories: Versioning
When you start thinking about writing reusable/framework code, you've got to consider versioning. If you are using a community framework with a relatively leisurely (6-18 month) release cycle and a serious focus on backwards compatibility, if you're only using the framework for a small number of applications, versioning isn't much of a concern. If, however you're developing an in-house framework and plan on frequent updates to the framework or using it for a large number of projects, versioning becomes a much bigger concern . . .

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