I've released an updated version of CFScaffold, as well as updated examples at http://www.clarke.ca/cfscaffold/examples.
Entries Tagged as Railo
New CFScaffold release: 201100510
May 10, 2011 · 4 Comments
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Introducing Bullhive
April 28, 2011 · No Comments
Bullhive is live! Live in closed beta, that is. Bullhive leases cloud-based computers to traders for financial modelling. https://bullhive.com
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CFScaffold: Zero-config ORM CRUD Scaffolding for CFML
January 04, 2011 · 2 Comments
CFScaffold is a drop-in, zero configuration CRUD/scaffolding tool for CFML. It reads the metadata in your ORM objects and uses this information to create list/create/read/update/delete capability for all of your objects. CFScaffold is available as a free open source download.
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Amazon AWS Route 53 ColdFusion components
December 07, 2010 · 3 Comments
I've made some ColdFusion components that will allow you to access Amazon's Route 53 DNS application.
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Railo seminars in Canada
November 15, 2010 · No Comments
Are you interested in learning more about Railo? This summer I met with Gert and Micha, Railo's CEO and lead developer, to discuss how I could help get more Canadians interested in Railo. Gert mentioned that they'd love to come to Canada to give some informational and/or training seminars after they're done the cf.Objective() conference next April.
Are you a developer, IT manager, or business owner who uses ColdFusion? Are you a member of a user group that would like to host a presentation on Railo? This is a great opportunity to learn about a great product, right from the source. Presentations are free, so you're not committing to buy or pay anything. Railo does offer paid training as well which is also always available. A great time to arrange this would be when the team is "in the neighbourhood" anyway.
If any of this sounds interesting to you, please drop me a line. I'm helping out by co-ordinating any events in Canada. You can of course also contact Railo directly. If you do this, please do me a favour and let them know you heard about this from Andrew Clarke.
Thanks for reading, and hopefully I'll see you in April!
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Six reasons to use Railo
November 15, 2010 · 2 Comments
Railo is an open source CFML engine. It's mostly compatible with Adobe ColdFusion 9, and has a few tricks of its own that even Adobe ColdFusion can't match. I've migrated a couple clients to Railo, and have been very impressed with its capabilities. If you're interested in learning how your business might benefit from adopting Railo, please let me know.
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