Fusebox Newbie Guide

Fusebox Newbie GuideFusebox is a development methodology for web applications. Its name derives from its basic premise: a well-designed application should be similar to the fusebox in a house. In a fusebox, if one fuse is blown, the rest of the fuses continue to work. Each fuse has its own defined job, and Fuse A does its job without any help from Fuses B, C, or D. Similarly, in a Fusebox application, if one section of the application “breaks”, the rest of the application should continue to work.


This chapter is for those users who want to know the “innards” of Fusebox. It is not necessary for your understanding of how to use Fusebox. So, if you just want to learn how to build a Fusebox application, feel free to skip this chapter totally. When you have built a few Fusebox applications and get curious you can come back!

The fbx_Settings file is used by the Fusebox application to set default values. There must be one fbx_Settings file in the root folder of the application. Individual circuits can have their own fbx_Settings files if default values need to be set only for the files in that circuit, or if a child circuit needs to overwrite a default value in a parent circuit.

Website: bombusbee.com | Filesize: 157kb
No of Page(s): 24
Click here to download Fusebox Newbie Guide.

Related Tutorial

Tags:

Comments

Leave a Reply