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No Nonsense RESTful Web Services in ColdFusion, with Taffy
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Adam Tuttle
8 months ago
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No Nonsense RESTful Web Services in ColdFusion, with Taffy
This is a presentation I gave at cfObjective 2011. Taffy is a framework I wrote for creating REST web services in ColdFusion. In the presentation I cover REST 101 briefly, before showing you other REST frameworks for ColdFusion and why I created my own, and then how to use Taffy.
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LCDS Data Management for Mere Mortals
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Steven Erat
a long time ago
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LCDS Data Management for Mere Mortals
Discussions of Adobe's LiveCycle Data Services (formerly called Flex Data Services) are often entered with the same trepidation as those of Organic Chemistry or Quantum Mechanics, but with ColdFusion, building Web applications that manage complex data sets doesn't have to be that scary. Data Management is a pillar of LCDS that offers scalable, real-time data synchronization across very large numbers of connected clients with the benefits of conflict resolution and data pagination. Come learn how to quickly get up to speed with Data Management by letting ColdFusion do the hard work for you.
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OO101 - A Simple Shopping Basket
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John Whish
a long time ago
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OO 101 : part 1
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John Whish
a long time ago
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OO 101 : part 1
Part 1 of a (hopefully!) ongoing series into beginning OOP with ColdFusion for Devon CFUG. Credit must go to the guys at TACFUG for the original materials this presentation is based on. Code available at: http://www.aliaspooryorik.com/presentations/oo/part1/
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Refactoring in ColdFusion: From Procedural to OO
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Dan Wilson
a long time ago
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Refactoring in ColdFusion: From Procedural to OO
If you would like to know how to migrate an existing procedurally programmed application into an object oriented one, grab a chair and sit for a while.
We'll discuss some sensible guidelines designed to help you make incremental changes towards OO nirvana.
We'll also look at lots of code samples, we all like code samples, right?
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