Julia
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| Posted: 06/27/2002, 1:54 PM |
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I am a newbie in this and I don't see the differences between CC and CCS. Is CCS replacing CC in the future. What is better to learn (for the long term) CC or CCS??
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Chris K.
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| Posted: 06/27/2002, 2:53 PM |
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CC and CCS are quite different tools.
CodeCharge is based on filling in forms to describe web pages. You create grids, forms, menus, what are fields, columns and their database bindings, assign some design and generate. You get application quickly, but often you have to work on HTML templates with some editor to customize them.
CodeCharge Studio is a power tool, that allows rapid page design (through wizards), code customization, WYSIWYG HTML editing and many more. Learning perhaps takes a bit longer if it comes to customization, but when it comes to rapid design and small fixes, CCS' user interface is more robust and easier to handle.
Both CC and CCS applications are customizable using events. CCS contains a set of predefined common actions to execute in events (send email, validate field, write message etc), but other custom events are a bit more difficult to write comparing to CC events (due to object-oriented concepts involved).
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