Viewing by month: June 2007
Jun 19, 2007
Generate Your Framework Code - Connect Presentation
This is a reminder that I will be presenting how to integrate the Illudium PU-36 Code Generator into your development workflow, including how to use it to generate framework related code for both ColdSpring and Transfer (or any of the MVC frameworks for that matter). The presentation is being hosted by Nick and Kola of CFFrameworks.com and will be available at http://adobechats.adobe.acrobat.com/illudium/ at 2pm EST (7pm GMT).
As a side note, I released a new version of my Transfer templates within a new build of Illudium last night, but there will be more on that in another post.
Jun 18, 2007
ColdFusion Open-Source Update - June 18
A relatively quiet week this week, with only one new project released but also some important updates. On a side note, please register for my CFFrameworks presentation tomorrow - and I hope to have newly updated Transfer templates released just in time for the preso.
Jun 11, 2007
ColdFusion Open-Source Update - June 11
Another extremely busy week with 9 new releases and 4 updates. On an unrelated note, I am in sunny San Jose at the Adobe Community Summit learning about the recently released AIR (aka. codename Apollo). Sun and AIR...hmm...there must be a smart @$$ comment in there somewhere...anyway, enjoy!
Jun 06, 2007
Generate Your Fusebox Code with Scaffolds
Russ Johnson has released a set of Fusebox 5 templates for my Illudium PU-36 Code Generator. This includes a controllerCircuit template and a viewCircuit template. It also includes something people have asked for in the standard template and that is form and list page scaffolds. This is exactly the kind of thing I have been hoping people would share and I could potentially distribute with the generator itself as an alternate template. Nice work Russ!
- Fusebox 5 Templates for Illudium PU-36 Code Generator
- UPDATE: Fusebox 5 Templates for Illudium-PU36
- Screencast: Generating Fusebox5 CRUD Files With Illudium-PU36
Jun 05, 2007
Objects and Composition in CFCs - Part 2: ColdSpring
My last article focused on the basics of developing composite objects in ColdFusion using CFCs. To be honest, that is the hard part. Now we get to the easy and fun parts, the first being ColdSpring integration. This is a pretty straightforward and simple process, especially when all you need to do is copy/paste code from my code generator, so let's get started (as before the code for this is attached).
Note: as a reminder, I will be covering these same topics in my upcoming CFFrameworks.com workshop. So sign up.

