Is there any document, article, draft sample, etc. on how to create my Base SF classes with my custom changes that can be use in all my SF applications?
I am feeling pretty confident with my SF learning and I am ready to start working on a 2nd SF project, but now I figured out that all the code I am using in my first project can not simply be copied over to the new project and I hate to keep repeating code and process when there should be a much better an efficient way to do this.
I would really appreciate if anybody can take some time to describe this subclass process in order to crate a Base set of SF classes.
hmmm, may be that could be an Enhancement Request Sorry Trent
P.S.
I know this will be part of the upcoming SF trainning class, but I can really wait, I need to start working on the 2nd SF project ASAP.
Hi Charles,
Sure I am counting on that. Even my friend Doron Farber will be there with us.
I was a VFE user for the DOS version and got stuck when they did the move to VFP and could not keep waiting for them to have a working VFP framework, so I had to move on, but one thing I love about VFE & VPME is the excellent documentation (help and printed materials) available to learn the tools. Somehow, I don't see that kind of documentation in the .NET arena, even the VS MSDN help is not friendly, I found it very difficult to find the stuff I need in comparison to the VFP help. SF help is good but still needs more work, and an option to print out the whole documentation for an easy reading. If it wasn't for the StrataTrain Videos (even though they are a bit outdated), this forum and the help of everybody here it would have been more difficult and frustrating to get into the .NET arena.
Bottom line, I would be more than happy to get together in Amarillo and discuss about all this in order to enhance the tool we all choose to be the best .NET framework that suits our needs. I have been using VPM for over 10 years and I am sure you and Randy has been with VFE for many years, so I am glad to be part of this new family, StrataFrame and help in the growing process of our new framework.