Camp Proceedings 

We're collecting all the session notes, code samples and references from the various Australian CFCAMPs on this page.

 

  

An Overview of ColdFusion 8 (or More Reasons To Pity PHP Developers)

This presentation covered just a few of the amazing new features of Adobe ColdFusion 8. Not only is ColdFusion 8 over 4x faster than previous versions, but it comes packed with stellar out of the box support for:

• AJAX Remoting and UI Components based on EXTJS and YahooUI
• Dnyamic Image Manipulation
• PDF Forms/Documents
• Real-time Server Monitoring and Debugging
• Microsoft Exchange and Native .NET Integration
• Enhanced Support For Flex/AIR Applications
• Much, much more!

ColdFusion 8 - CFCamp.pdf

Speaker: Adam Wayne Lehman

 

FarCry: More than a CMS

"A flagship of the ColdFusion open source community, FarCry Core powers a vast array of web applications worldwide. Aimed at newcomers and advocates alike, this session will tour the unique features and programming concepts of the FarCry 4.0 release to inspire others to join this fast growing ColdFusion community."

You'll find a PDF of the slides and a zip of the complete code base here:

http://blog.daemon.com.au/go/blog-post/farcry-inspire-session-notes-and-codebase

http://blog.daemon.com.au/go/blog-post/farcry-modbreeze-plugin-released

Speaker: Geoff Bowers

 

Code Generation

Learn how to use Software Product Lines, Domain Specific Languages and code generators to create well architected, maintainable applications more quickly and cost effectively.

Slides (powerpoint zipped)

Speaker: Peter Bell

 

Using ColdFusion With LiveCycle Data Services

From messaging and push to sophisticated data synchronization, LiveCycle Data Services opens up a world of new capabilities for your Flex applications. And with built-in ColdFusion support, LiveCycle Data Services is a logical and powerful addition to every ColdFusion developer's toolbox

Demo files and presentation (zipped)

Speaker: Nick Watson

 

CFInterface

What is an interface - how to create and use them in ColdFusion with the CFInterface tag - When, why and where to use them.

Robin is writing a devcentre article based on this presentation.

Speaker: Robin Hilliard

 

Developing Applicaitons with Transfer ORM

Object Relational Mappers (ORM) were developed to cut down the amount of time this process takes, and automate the translation between a relational database and an Object Oriented system.

Transfer ORM's main focus is to automate the repetitive tasks of creating the SQL and custom CFCs that are often required when developing a ColdFusion application. Through a central configuration file Transfer knows how to generate objects, and how to manage them and their relationships back to the database.

Sample Code (zipped)

Recording of an online presentation of the same content

Speaker: Mark Mandel

 

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