Into The Box 2022

Bonus Pre-Conference Sessions - Included in Conference Ticket

Online Virtual Dev Week format - Mon Aug 29th - Friday Sept 2nd.

Each day will have 2 x 50 minute Online Sessions, 11am CDT and 2pm CDT

11amCDT	2pmCDT
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
Advanced Manipulation of PDF Documents using Adobe ColdFusion DDX Mark Takata Explore the power of this often overlooked capability for expanding how your applications work with PDF documents, DDX declarative document manipulation language. More... Advanced Manipulation of PDF Documents using Adobe ColdFusion DDX Adobe ColdFusion provides the ability to leverage a limited set of the DDX declarative document manipulation language to modify, add to and otherwise alter PDF documents without the need to install the separate LifeCycle Assembler service. Mark Takata, Technical Evangelist for Adobe ColdFusion, will explore the power of this often overlooked capability for expanding how your applications work with PDF documents.	CFScribe - Rules and Filtering for your Logging Dan Card Check out one of the newest Boxes about to hit ForgeBox - CFScribe - is a logger very similar to Logbox but with the key difference of more complex routing and integrated Error Filtering. More... CFScribe - Rules and Filtering for your Logging Complex Routing - cfScribe allows an almost infinite level of routing based on a wide variety of criteria including environment, environment variables, severity (fatal, error, warn, info, debug), Coldbox Settings, Module Settings, presence or value of HTTP headers, UDF. Error Filtering - This controls what information from the error is displayed when the error is output. This includes the keys from the error struct, the keys in the Tag Context section of the error, the number of lines in the TagContext and more. Allows the use of Multiple Appenders and Custom Adhoc Appenders. Variety of Deployment Options - It can be used either a standalone product, It can be used within Coldbox as a module, It can be used as a part of Logbox directly. This is helpful when implementing cfScribe into an existing code base which already uses LogBox
Comparing and contrasting Docker images from Ortus, Adobe, and Lucee Charlie Arehart Most who attend ITB may know about the Ortus Commandbox Docker images for ACF and Lucee, but there are in fact other container images available from Adobe and Lucee directly. How do these all differ? More... Comparing and contrasting Docker images from Ortus, Adobe, and Lucee Most who attend ITB may know about the Ortus Commandbox Docker images for ACF and Lucee, but there are in fact other container images available from Adobe and Lucee directly. How do these all differ? Why might someone choose one approach over the other? The Commandbox images may well do ""all"" that some need, but there are indeed differences to consider including such things as how they perform automated configuration, admin configuration (cfconfig vs cfsetup), monitoring config (with FusionReactor or the CF PMT), as well as such things as their CF/Lucee version support, ARM support, and more. (There's also more to ACF container licensing than most may realize.) Whether you plan to use containers only for development (which is free, even for the ACF images) or in production--and then whether in a CI/CD pipeline or on an orchestration platform like Kubernetes, anyone using containers with CFML should get some value out of this talk, even if it's simply to be able to more completely present differences about the three alternatives should the question arise. While the talk does presume you already understand containers in general (their purpose, how to run them, etc.), we will conclude by talking about several resources that can help those exploring deployment of CFML on containers specifically.	Lucee - Behind the Scenes Zac Spitzer In this session find out all about Lucee and the upcoming releases from the Lucee Community Manager. More... Lucee - Behind the Scenes In this session find out all about Lucee and the upcoming releases from the Lucee Community Manager. Zac will tough on Lucee 6 beta release, Lucee 6 New features, Future improvements, The Lucee release cycle, process and his role as the community manager.
Meilisearch: A Search Platform for the Rest of Us Michael Born Meilisearch is a lightweight, lightning-fast search platform which offers a full-text search experience for smaller websites and applications. More... Meilisearch: A Search Platform for the Rest of Us Meilisearch is a lightweight, lightning-fast search platform which offers a full-text search experience for smaller websites and applications. In this session, Michael Born will be demoing Meilisearch capabilities, integrating a ColdBox app with Meilisearch, and showing us how we can benefit from Meilisearch's zero-config, minimal-fuss approach to the complex world of fuzzy search.
2:00 PM - 2:50 PM
Modern ways to keep on top of crashes and errors in your applications Kai Koenig It doesn't matter if you're working on a website, an app or on a complex back end enterprise system. More... Modern ways to keep on top of crashes and errors in your applications It doesn't matter if you're working on a website, an app or on a complex back end enterprise system. We all know that software is usually not free of bugs. Monitoring your backend systems and having error logging mechanism for them is reasonably common nowadays. Logging issues in client-side apps is usually more complicated and requires some planning and usually additional libraries, but ideally you’d be able to track and follow issues across your tech stack and be notified of critical problems. All of these requirements fall into the bigger bucket of APM (Application Performance Management) This talk will provide insights into various approaches available to CFML developers. We'll start by having a look into the different types of exception and error objects you can run into when using ACF or Lucee and some of the underlying Java platforms. While you're developing useful information is usually presented to you on the screen or in some kind of device log or browser developer toolkit. But when your system is out there in production, you'll need some way to look at what's going on under the hood. A lot of people have built homegrown solutions over the years and reinvent the wheel over and over again. But Forgebox unveils a bunch of different available integrations: Raygun, Sentry, Bugsnag and others. They all follow a similar approach - sending error information to a cloud system where it's being analysed and displayed for you in a meaningful way. If you want to stay closer to home, the Box universe offers Logbox and Stachebox to work with error and logging information and make them easily accessible. Each of these solutions has its pros and cons, some of them can (and should probably) even be mixed-and-matched. After this session you'll have a much better understanding of the error logging and crash reporting ecosystem and will have seen common usage patterns. The session will also cover typical organisational concerns such as perceived performance overhead or cost and how to counter and debunk some of these myths by looking at the benefits of a comprehensive error logging solution.
cbValidation: Validate all things! Javier Quintero With the cbValidation module, you can validate all incoming request data or populated objects. You can use the existing validators or create your own custom validators so you can validate everything the way you want. More... cbValidation: Validate all things! Learn alongside Javier Quintero, how to validate all things! Validations are fundamental when building APIs and web apps. Most of the time we skip validations and we open the door for bugs and issues in the app. Luckily, ColdBox has made this process simpler so we can prevent these issues from happening. With the cbValidation module, you can validate all incoming request data or populated objects. You can use the existing validators or create your own custom validators so you can validate everything the way you want.	Cold Brews: Getting Started with Java in Your CFML Apps Matthew Clemente For CFML developers without a background in Java, the language can be intimidating and its use within applications ignored or misunderstood. More... Cold Brews: Getting Started with Java in Your CFML Apps For CFML developers without a background in Java, the language can be intimidating and its use within applications ignored or misunderstood. Let's dispel this confusion and deepen our understanding of Java, opening our ColdFusion applications up the wealth of features and functionality it provides. This session won't be abstract or theoretical - instead we'll explore practical examples of using Java to solve real-world CFML developer problems.
Extending PDF Capabilities With Adobe Document Services Raymond Camden In this talk, I'll discuss how the free PDF Embed API can be used in your ColdFusion site to provide better control over the PDF experience in the browser. More... Extending PDF Capabilities With Adobe Document Services ColdFusion ships with some pretty impressive document features, but you can extend them even further using Adobe Document Services. In this talk, I'll discuss how the free PDF Embed API can be used in your ColdFusion site to provide better control over the PDF experience in the browser. I'll then talk about our API offerings: Adobe PDF Services API, Adobe Document Generation API, and Adobe PDF Extract API.	Feature Flagging is Just Simple Booleans: False Brian Rinaldi In this session, we'll explore how the different types of feature flags can be used to control different aspects of your applications. We'll even look at how this can enable more complex use cases like rollouts and experimentation. More... Feature Flagging is Just Simple Booleans: False Most developers create their first feature flag manually. It usually sits in a config file and it's typically a simple on/off switch. This can be incredibly valuable and useful, but is also extremely limiting. Thinking about feature flags as more than booleans - as a series of strings or numbers or even as JSON objects - gives them a ton of new power and expands their utility into so many areas beyond simple switches. In this session, we'll explore how the different types of feature flags can be used to control different aspects of your applications. We'll even look at how this can enable more complex use cases like rollouts and experimentation.

5 Full Day Workshops - Onsite in Houston - TUESDAY, SEPT 6

Small, Hands On, Instructor Lead Training

Available with Paid Upgrade to Conference + Workshop Ticket

Async Programming
& Scheduling

In this session, we will explore the concepts of asynchronous and parallel programming with the ColdBox Async Manager and Java’s Completable Futures APIs. We will explore the concept of async computations, async pipelines, exception handling, scheduling and so much more. Pain medication not included.

Luis Majano

Eric Peterson

Containerizing & Scaling
Your Applications

In this workshop, you will gain knowledge and proficiency in utilizing Docker containers to develop, deploy, and scale ColdFusion (CFML) applications. Be it to Docker swarms, Kubernetes, or other orchestration services. Get ready to send your applications out into the great wide world of containerization!

Jon Clausen

Grant Copley

Legacy Code Conversion
To The Modern World!

This one-day workshop will focus on converting legacy .cfm based sites into a more modern coding design that has less overall code, is easier to maintain and manage, mistakes and errors can be more readily and speedily identified and fixed, and is easier to read.

Dan Card

Alan Quinlan

TestBox: Getting started
with BDD-TDD Oh My!

This course will enhance your application toolbox and development skills: Understand the theory and principles behind software testing. Understand all types of testing and know when to apply them. Review tools of the trade. Implement TDD, BDD, and CI (Continuous Integration). Everything you wanted to know about the TestBox Framework.

Brad Wood

Javier Quintero

VueJs SPA and Mobile App
with Rest APIs

This workshop will walk us through creating a Quiz Game app with a ColdBox REST API backend and a VueJS Application, written in the Quasar Framework. We will start with the concept, design our database, plan our API, write some tests, build our API and then create our Quasar Framework App and write some VueJS to hit those API Endpoints. This Quiz game will have a real-world use case, as it brings back to life an old ColdFusion / ColdBox concept, delivered in a fresh new way.

Gavin Pickin

Daniel Garcia

DAY 1 - WEDNESDAY, SEPT 7

Full Day - 2 Tracks - 50 Minute Conference Sessions

BoxTrek	BoxWars
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Ortus Keynote 2022 The Ortus Keynote gives you insight into Ortus Solutions, the past, present, and future. More... Ortus Keynote 2022 The Ortus Keynote gives you insight into Ortus Solutions, the past, present and future. You'll meet the members of Team Ortus, community members, speakers and sponsors. We'll tell you a story about CFML, which we think you will want to hear, and learn what Ortus and the community is doing for CFML and the future of CFML. You will get updates on an array of Ortus *Box products, including recent releases & upcoming plans and features in our roadmaps. We will finish with Ortus's plans for the future… as well as remind you of a driving force behind all things Ortus.
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
cbCommerce - A flexible, modular e-commerce solution Jon Clausen In this session, you'll learn about a full featured e-commerce module from Ortus Solutions, cbCommerce. More... cbCommerce - A flexible, modular e-commerce solution In this session, you'll learn about a full featured e-commerce module from Ortus Solutions, cbCommerce. cbCommerce is built with Enterprise e-Commerce in mind and it uses ContentBox modularity to allow non-technical users to manage inventory and pricing. Additionally, it has built-in support for shipping, sales tax/VAT, event and inventory lifecycle pricing and multiple payment processor support.	CommandBox Hidden Gems/Top Modules Brad Wood CommandBox has a lot of features out of the box so to speak, but it can also be extended via a modular architecture. More... CommandBox Hidden Gems/Top Modules CommandBox has a lot of features out of the box so to speak, but it can also be extended via a modular architecture. In this session, we'll cover the best features, and top modules you need to be using in order to increase your productivity and get the most out of CommandBox.
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
cbfs: Abstract, Extend, Integrate Any File System Luis Majano Grant Copley cbfs is short for ColdBox File System. It is an abstraction API to help you integrate with any file system, from S3, Local, SFTP, Ram, Mocks, and much more. More... cbfs: Abstract, Extend, Integrate Any File System cbfs is short for ColdBox File System. It is an abstraction API to help you integrate with any file system, from S3, Local, SFTP, Ram, Mocks, and much more. Built to be fluent and human friendly, working with file systems via cbfs will give your applications the ability to abstract, extend and integrate with ANY file system.	Web Components in Your CFML Application Nolan Erck Web Components provide a modular way to build a consistent design system and user experience across your entire application. Instead of copy/pasting the same chunks of coded into various places More... Web Components in Your CFML Application Web Components provide a modular way to build a consistent design system and user experience across your entire application. Instead of copy/pasting the same chunks of coded into various places, you can have a JavaScript/HTML expert focus on getting the UX correct, without them needing to worry about what's happening in the CFML layer at all. Web Components offer reusable functionality on the front-end, with native JavaScript. They are a great middle-ground between standard request/response based CFML applications, and apps that aren't quite ready to move to a full-on JavaScript SPA framework. Web Components themselves are 100% native JavaScript - no new libraries required! Let's learn how Web Components work, then look at integrating them into a CFML application -- I promise it's easier than you think! Target Audience: Developers looking to learn more about writing reusable JavaScript and UI components that are platform independent. This talk will spend a little time going over connecting the front-end code to a CFML application, but attendees should already be well versed in CFML and understand how to build a JSON API endpoint. Main Takeaways: - Creating your first Web Component - Interactivity with Web Components - Connecting to a CFML back-end - A quick look at using Lit to build things - Pros and Cons - Next steps and other resources
12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
Lunch Time! Buen Provecho! Lunch Time! Buen Provecho!
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM
Alpine.js : Declare and React! Gavin Pickin In this session we will introduce the power of Alpine.js as a modern, lightweight, declarative and reactive Javascript framework that can be embedded on any webpage without any need of webpack or complicated build processes. Alpine.js : Declare and React! In this session we will introduce the power of Alpine.js as a modern, lightweight, declarative and reactive Javascript framework that can be embedded on any webpage without any need of webpack or complicated build processes.	Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production Brad Wood Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production
2:00 PM - 2:50 PM
Sublime Reactivity with CBWIRE Grant Copley CBWIRE is a ColdBox module that makes building reactive, dynamic, and modern web applications a joy without leaving the comfort of CFML. More... Sublime Reactivity with CBWIRE CBWIRE is a ColdBox module that makes building reactive, dynamic, and modern web applications a joy without leaving the comfort of CFML. Join us as we review how to add reactivity to your apps with almost no JavaScript, as well as look at the new features included in CBWIRE’s latest release.	Writing Command Line Utilities With CommandBox Modules Abram Adams CommandBox has opened up a modern world for CFML, but there's power in this tool that exceeds simply spinning up a CFML engine on the fly More... Writing Command Line Utilities With CommandBox Modules CommandBox has opened up a modern world for CFML, but there's power in this tool that exceeds simply spinning up a cfml engine on the fly, or running arbitrary code on the command line (which are two awesome features, btw.). Easily write CommandBox Modules to standardize build processes, or to wrap around complex operations, or to make silly games. In this session we'll see how easy it is to create a CommandBox command, how we can effortlessly leverage the built-in help system and how quickly we can spice things up by installing existing modules, all while we build a good ole choose your own adventure game. We'll then learn how to publish our CommandBox Module to the world! Sound fun? [Yes/No] :> Yes
3:00 PM - 3:50 PM
Advanced PDF Generation + Building a gitbook Markdown conversion process Scott Steinbeck Take a dive deep into the undocumented features of Flying Saucer (the engine behind cfDocument) in pursuit of creating a pdf with page numbering, context-aware chapter headings, table page breaks, and more. More... Advanced PDF Generation + Building a gitbook Markdown conversion process Take a dive deep into the undocumented features of Flying Saucer (the engine behind cfDocument) in pursuit of creating a pdf with page numbering, context-aware chapter headings, table page breaks, and more. Then we will spend some time digging into markdown conversion using a java library Flexmark to handle many aspects of markdown conversions including tables, auto-linking, embedded YouTube, etc.	Quick Start for CI/CD Automation on AWS Seth Stone In this talk we'll demonstrate using CommandBox to generate CloudFormation templates on-the-fly that deploy to AWS as fully-configured and fully-automated CI/CD pipelines. More... Quick Start for CI/CD Automation on AWS In this talk we'll demonstrate using CommandBox to generate CloudFormation templates on-the-fly that deploy to AWS as fully-configured and fully-automated CI/CD pipelines. Then we'll further explore how to customize the system for your application by securely injecting environment variables (secrets), automating testing with TestBox and configuring auto-scaling. In less than an hour we'll accomplish what would normally take days to piece together from scratch using AWS documentation alone.
3:50 PM - 4:05 PM
Coffee Break Es tiempo de un cafecito! Coffee Break Es tiempo de un cafecito!
4:05 PM - 4:55 PM
Unpacking The Box - Why so many boxes and what do they do????? Dan Card This session will “tell the story” of all the boxes based on the problems they are trying to solve. We’ll start from the metaphorical “blank sheet of paper” at the beginning of a web project More... Unpacking The Box - Why so many boxes and what do they do????? Coldbox, TestBox, Wirebox, Rulebox, CommandBox, Forgebox, CBElixer, CBSwagger, Colbox MVC, Coldbox HMVC, Coldbox Relax, ContentBox, CacheBox, MessageBox, CFConfig, Quick, CBORM, QB, CBAuth, CBSecurity, CBLivewire, Codechecker, DocBox, DotENV, CB HostUpdater, CFMigrations, CFMongo, CFRedis, Cors, ColdBox Mail Services, CB Validation, CBStreams, CBCollection, Hyper, CB Elastisearch, LogBox, Mementifier, .......you get the idea. There are a lot of “boxes”. What are they and what do they all do???? Are they all necessary??? Do I need to learn all of them???? This session will “tell the story” of all the boxes based on the problems they are trying to solve. We’ll start from the metaphorical “blank sheet of paper” at the beginning of a web project and we walk and talk through its planning and development, we’ll anticipate the real world snag and difficulties that we and the team will go hit and show how “there’s a box for that”.	I'm Just Here For The T-Shirt Shawn Oden I've been a professional geek for over 20 years, but I still feel like I'm out of my zone. Technology moves so fast. There are so many things to know. Everyone is so much smarter than me. Imposter Syndrome is a problem. But it can be dealt with. More... I'm Just Here For The T-Shirt I've been a professional geek for over 20 years, but I still feel like I'm out of my zone. Technology moves so fast. There are so many things to know. Everyone is so much smarter than me. I don't know what I'm doing, and it's just a matter of time before someone finds me out. Or something like that. Imposter Syndrome is a problem. But it can be dealt with.
5:05 PM - 5:55 PM
How to Debug Your CF Apps Daniel García How to debug your CF Apps. Using cbDebugger, Fusion Reactor, bundled Lucee and Adobe ColdFusion debugging More... How to Debug Your CF Apps How to debug your CF Apps. Using cbDebugger, Fusion Reactor, bundled Lucee and Adobe ColdFusion debugging, as well as good old fashioned writedumps and emails to figure out what is going on.	Modernizing Your Vue Developer Skills John Farrar What has changed in Vue 3? We will talk about how Vite upped the game over WebPack, why Pinia is the update for Vuex, ViTest is the new testing standard, and why it’s time to add in tools like VueUse. More... Modernizing Your Vue Developer Skills What has changed in Vue 3? We will talk about how Vite upped the game over WebPack, why Pinia is the update for Vuex, ViTest is the new testing standard, and why it’s time to add in tools like VueUse. Oh, don't forget to throw in TypeScript.

DAY 2 - THURSDAY, SEPT 8

Full Day - 2 Tracks - 50 Minute Conference Sessions

BoxTrek	BoxWars
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Ortus Keynote 2022 Day 2 The Ortus Keynote gives you insight into Ortus Solutions, the past, present and future. More... Ortus Keynote 2022 Day 2 The Ortus Keynote gives you insight into Ortus Solutions, the past, present and future. You'll meet the members of Team Ortus, community members, speakers and sponsors. We'll tell you a story about CFML, which we think you will want to hear, and learn what Ortus and the community is doing for CFML and the future of CFML. You will get updates on an array of Ortus *Box products, including recent releases & upcoming plans and features in our roadmaps. We will finish with Ortus's plans for the future… as well as remind you of a driving force behind all things Ortus.
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
cbq — Jobs and Tasks in the Background Eric Peterson Many actions in our applications need to happen in the background. This could be because the job takes a long time, for a snappier user experience More... cbq — Jobs and Tasks in the Background Many actions in our applications need to happen in the background. This could be because the job takes a long time, for a snappier user experience, for visibility into what jobs are running, working with websockets, or because another system processes the jobs. Message Queues are an ideal tool for this job, but setting them up hasn't always been easy. cbq aims to make this easier for you by providing a protocol-based interface to multiple queue backends including the ColdBox Async engine, databases, and RabbitMQ. Learn how to set up a queue and see the benefits it brings to your application.	ContentBox 101 Daniel García This session will give you an introduction to ContentBox CMS, what it is, what can you do with it More... ContentBox 101 This session will give you an introduction to ContentBox CMS, what it is, what can you do with it, and why you should consider ContentBox for your next ColdFusion/CFML project. ContentBox is a professional open source (Apache 2 License) modular content management engine that allows you to easily build websites, blogs, wikis, complex web applications, and RESTFul web services. It can also be used as a full Headless CMS or a hybrid CMS. Built with a secure and flexible modular core, designed to scale, and combined with world-class support, ContentBox will get your projects out the door in no time. ContentBox CMS can be deployed to any ColdFusion/CFML engine or any Java Servlet Container.
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
Building Collaborative Applications with Websockets and MQ Services Jon Clausen Learn how to leverage the power of websockets and message queues to build collaborative applications, which provide the immediate feedback to the user and update in real-time More... Building Collaborative Applications with Websockets and MQ Services Learn how to leverage the power of websockets and message queues to build collaborative applications, which provide the immediate feedback to the user and update in real-time. Say good by to polling and interval refreshing of your applications. By leveraging MQ Services and Pub/Sub technology, you can build applications which allow multiple users to collaboratively access or edit the same content, and see updates made in real time. In this workshop we will leverage RabbitMQ and Coldbox event interceptions to create and demonstrate the power of collision-free collaboration on applications, as well as providing helpful, routine notifications for your users.	Off with their heads → ContentBox 5 : Headless CMS Esmeralda Acevedo Javier Quintero Overview of ContentBox Off with their heads → ContentBox 5 : Headless CMS Overview of ContentBox
12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
Lunch Time day 2! Buen Provecho! Lunch Time day 2! Buen Provecho!
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM
Building a CFML API powered Quiz Game with VueJS and deployed with SPA and Android + more Gavin Pickin Building a CFML API powered Quiz Game with VueJS and deployed with SPA and Android + more More... Building a CFML API powered Quiz Game with VueJS and deployed with SPA and Android + more In this session, we will be building on top of the Developer Feud Quiz Game REST API I built in Online CF Meetups and Adobe Developer Week which I hope we get to play at Happy Box. We will see how I built a New VueJS Quasar App for the Multiplayer Admin and Leaderboard side of the game. To finish, we will deploy to SPA and Android and Windows just because we can!	Configure ContentBox 5 In the Cloud the easy way George Murphy We have a new way to easily deploy ContentBox 5 with Environment Variables. How cool is that? More... Configure ContentBox 5 In the Cloud the easy way We have a new way to easily deploy ContentBox 5 with Environment Variables. How cool is that? We will use Cloud Formation to quickly create an Ortus AMI and have it running very in a very short amount of time. This presentation is for the beginner or intermediate user.
2:00 PM - 2:50 PM
cbPlaywright — End-to-End Tests with Playwright and TestBox Eric Peterson Playwright is end-to-end testing tool by Microsoft. It can be used to simulate a browser visiting your website like Selenium and Cypress. More... cbPlaywright — End-to-End Tests with Playwright and TestBox Playwright is end-to-end testing tool by Microsoft. It can be used to simulate a browser visiting your website like Selenium and Cypress. The real fun for us comes from the Java SDK for Playwright which we can use to run Playwright from our TestBox tests! In this session you will learn how to get started testing your website end-to-end with Playwright and TestBox.	To the future with cbFutures! Luis Majano In this session, we will explore the asynchronous and parallel programming constructs built into ColdBox 6. More... To the future with cbFutures! In this session, we will explore the asynchronous and parallel programming constructs built into ColdBox 6. Java has supported a robust and functional approach to asynchronous programming since JDK8 and now it is available to us all in the Coldfusion (CFML) ⚡ World! To the future!
3:00 PM - 3:50 PM
I'm Still Scared of Aspect Oriented Programming! Nolan Erck So you’ve figured out what Model View Controllers do, and even wrapped your head around using Dependency Injection for bean management. More... I'm Still Scared of Aspect Oriented Programming! So you’ve figured out what Model View Controllers do, and even wrapped your head around using Dependency Injection for bean management. Excellent! But that pesky Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) layer is still a complete mystery! It’s not that bad, I promise. And in this talk we’ll go over the basics of what AOP does, plus show you some ways to implement it in your applications. There are several AOP libraries available in CFML -- you can use any of them in your existing applications, without needing to do a complete rewrite of your code. Let’s learn how!	ColdBox Task Scheduling Demystified Brad Wood ColdBox Task Scheduling Demystified ColdBox Task Scheduling Demystified ColdBox Task Scheduling Demystified
3:50 PM - 4:05 PM
Coffee Break day 2 Es tiempo de un cafecito! Coffee Break day 2 Es tiempo de un cafecito!
4:05 PM - 4:55 PM
Building Modules Scott Steinbeck In this session, you will learn about how to create a module from scratch and set it up to be used as a: standalone module, a coldbox module, or a commandbox module. More... Building Modules Often times you have a common problem in development that you know there has to be a common solution to. If you come to the conclusion that there is not a solution easily available to you, your next option is to find a solution in another language, or build it yourself. The task seems daunting but I assure you it is easier than ever. In this session, you will learn about how to create a module from scratch and set it up to be used as a: standalone module, a coldbox module, or a commandbox module. You will also learn how to create a module as a wrapper (from a java library) or convert it from another language like javascript.	What I learned about Mental Health from my computer and its network. Dan Card With all the conversations about self care, self help, counseling, higher powers, identity, defining ourselves, being defined, alone time, group time, isolation, introversion extroversion More... What I learned about Mental Health from my computer and its network. With all the conversations about self care, self help, counseling, higher powers, identity, defining ourselves, being defined, alone time, group time, isolation, introversion extroversion, no-traversions and so on, I found myself more and more thinking that it was just as easy to get lost and stressed by all the things you “should” be doing as it was to get lost in the “life stuff” that was causing issues in the first place. As I tried to untangle some of these things, I found myself wishing there was a framework or “meta” framework where I could start attaching concepts so I could at least have a starting point to think about them. Then I found one right in front of me that I used every day.