Testing SlideSix. Have you become tired of the bloated and complex CF MVC frameworks out there today? Feel like you need to take a 2 or 3 day class just to learn how to use some of them? Maybe you are tired of all that XML configuration and just want to be writing code? Whatever the ache Framework One is the latest MVC framework in the CF community designed to be completely convention based and with only a single core file. Reducing the complexity and the bloat is the name of the game. You'll learn what the framework is about, the conventions its based on and be walked through several demos so you can see the conventions in action to get you started right away.

A high-level introduction to the MVC architecture for CFML developers. I used this slideshow in my presentation at the NCDevCon 2010 conference.

This is my intro to caching in ColdFusion presentation from BFusion/BFlex on 9/11/2010.

An updated version of my presentation on Installing Multiple Versions of ColdFusion Together, presented to the Online ColdFusion Meetup 8-25-2010

Join Rob Brooks-Bilson, a renowned expert in ColdFusion, and Mike Allen, the head of product management at Terracotta in a discussion about simple and effective ways to scale and boost the performance of ColdFusion applications using Ehcache.

In this presentation you'll learn:

- Why caching is important
- How ColdFusion leverages Ehcache to boost performance
- Tips and tricks to leverage the newest features of Ehcache in ColdFusion
- How to take advantage of the ability to snap in Enterprise Ehcache to scale out your applications.

This is my presentation about Architecting for the Enterprise given at CFUnited 2010

An introduction to ORM in ColdFusion 9. Covers basic setup, relationships, HQL and more.

This is my presentation about Real Life RIA Powered By The Adobe Stack given at CFUnited 2010.

In this presentation I explore new caching strategies introduced with Ehcache in ColdFusion 9. I walk through the use of new granular caching mechanisms including new caching functions, caching objects and data, page fragment caching, and finally disk and memory caching.

This is my presentation of ColdFusion One Liners given at CFUnited 2010.