DFW CFUG presents Head First Design Patterns for ColdFusion
The Dallas/Ft. Worth ColdFusion User Group has been working through the book Head First Design Patterns, taking the Java-centric code examples in the chapters and implementing them in ColdFusion to see how they may apply to us as ColdFusion developers. Click here for a continually updated list of presentations.
Keep updated with ColdFusion in the DFW area by following @dfwcfug on Twitter.
Presenting The Template Pattern at the DFW CFUG tonight
Tonight at the Dallas/Fort Worth ColdFusion User Group meeting, I'll be continuing our series on design patterns with a presentation on The Template Pattern. The meeting will be begin at 6:30 with a training topic. The main presentation will be presented using Adobe Connect, so you can join us live or view the recording later. Keep updated with ColdFusion in the DFW area by following @dfwcfug on Twitter.
Yo Adrian! / OOCF 7.3.1: How does my bean get a new ID when calling Create()?
Justin Treher asks: "Yo, Adrian. I see that you are using autonumber for your tables. Whenever you run the CREATE method in the DAO you are just returning true. How does the application get the ID?"
Converting my OOP with ColdFusion series into a book.
I've had a lot of feedback on both the OOP and Mach-II series via e-mail, through comments and in person. Many people have said they've been trying to learn these concepts that "all the blogs talk about", that there aren't many resources out there and that my series has been easy to understand. Hopefully, and with some help, I can write a book that's easy to understand as well.
