OO101 Part 3 Presentation
I'm doing an series of presentations on Object Orientated Programming (OOP) for Devon CFUG. This is the third instalment where we actually get to build something! Read more »
I'm doing an series of presentations on Object Orientated Programming (OOP) for Devon CFUG. This is the third instalment where we actually get to build something! Read more »
This is my 2nd presentation from my OO101 series for Devon CFUG. Covers encapsulation, polymorphism, inheritance, composition, method over-riding and the super keyword. Read more »
When I started to build a properties map with Transfer, I initially created a onetomany relationship between my User object and UserProperty object. This works, but means that you end up creating a lot of Transfer objects, which are unique to the individual User. This is a potential performance problem, so another solution was required. Read more »
Last night I started what I hope will be an ongoing series of presentations for Devon CFUG on beginning OOP. I've created a new section for presentations on my website which I intend to update with new material when I present it. Read more »
Bob Silverberg and Paul Marcotte have come up with a solution, but I felt that my needs were different so went down a different root. Now before I go any further I should point out that I'm quite new to Transfer and not in the same league as Bob and Paul, but, disclaimer over, this is what I came up with. Read more »
Hal Helms posted a link to an article on The Object-Oriented Thought Process via Twitter earlier. It's well worth a read so I thought I'd re-post it here (in case your not following Hal on Twitter). Read more »
I've just discovered a great post by Peter Bell about the issue of accessing the session scope in OO applications. This post doesn't add anything new (apart from some code samples) but it just clicked with me so thought I'd share. Read more »
I have been trying out Paul Marcotte's Metro. In Paul's words; "Metro is a library of components to support rapid development of applications that use ColdSpring and Transfer ORM." To me it is more than this. Read more »
When I first started out learning OO I couldn't understand why a lot of people seemed to return a query object from their gateway when they are dealing with multiple records. The ColdFusion query object is a really nice feature of ColdFusion but it just doesn't fit in with my concept of OO. Read more »
One of the most common tasks that you'll do when building web applications is capturing data from a form. This is fairly straight forward if we go down the procedural root(although rather tedious task), but how do we do it when we want to be Object Orientated? Well, this is my approach. Read more »