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Saturday January 31, 2004
04:22 AM

Badger Book Article

[ #17116 ]

My article How We Wrote the TT Book Using TT has just been published on perl.com.

The first I knew of it was when it appearing in my daily Perl news alert from Google.


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  • Very cool (Score:4, Interesting)

    by merlyn (47) <merlyn@stonehenge.com> on 2004.01.31 7:29 (#27932) Homepage Journal
    I just did my 90 minute "intro to TT" course for a client who was all gung-ho on ColdFusion. Rather than trying to convince them that TT was only for websites, I kept emphasizing that it was useful for the entire flow. I don't think they had considered using CF's engine outside of a web page delivery, so learning one language for both web templating and metawork sounded promising.
    --
    • Randal L. Schwartz
    • Stonehenge
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