A presentation from CFinNC.

In this session, you will learn the basics of the Ext JS v3.0 framework for building Rich Internet Applications. This will include a quick review of the available UI widgets and a basic Ext app implementation. Different methods of loading content and data (XML, JSON) from a ColdFusion server will be covered in more detail, including code examples of a data-aware, editable grid as well as basic error handling.

In this session we will take a look at all the different features available to developers from setting up projects, setting up servers, creating snippets to creating and using custom extensions. By the end of the session you will have a decent understanding of the different features available to you and how to use them.

With ColdFusion 9’s introduction of ColdFusion As A Service (CFAAS) you can now access a number of ColdFusions features from Flex, allowing you to send email, generate charts and even generate PDF’s, all without writing a single line of ColdFusion code.

We focus on tools that you can use in conjunction with CF environment to review debugging output. Also spent some time on offline debugging options using the ToFile debugging option.

We are talking about tools available in CF as well as debugging philosophy and processes that may assist in developing a structured approach to debugging CF applications.

Options and techniques for getting data in and out of Excel using CF.

As SharePoint quickly becomes the ubiquitous corporate online team collaboration and document management tool, ColdFusion developers find themselves needing to work in a SharePoint enviornment and are often asked to integrate legacy ColdFusion apps into a SharePoint portal. With the latest version ColdFusion, Adobe has moved forward with tools to help a ColdFusion Developer work on that challenge.

CF Services for management of large files

In this session, veteran CFer Charlie Arehart will share dozens of tips and tricks (and a couple of traps) for working with Adobe's new ColdFusion Builder IDE. Whether you're entirely new to it, or have used it since its release, there will be items of interest for you. The topics will range from gems in editing code, to configuring the IDE; from troubleshooting problems. to connecting the IDE to CF servers, and editing code on remote servers. Of course, those with prior experience with CFEclipse will recognize some of the tips, but many if not most will be unique to CFBuilder, and even experienced CFEclipse users have said they learned things in this talk.