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Real World OO Class
Date: Jan 26-30 2009
Place: Sarasota, FL
Price: $3800
Goal: Really "get" OO development and leave transformed
For more info, see my blog post at: http://www.coldfusioncommunity.org/profiles/blog/show?id=1439641%3ABlogPost%3A23526.
Place: Sarasota, FL
Price: $3800
Goal: Really "get" OO development and leave transformed
For more info, see my blog post at: http://www.coldfusioncommunity.org/profiles/blog/show?id=1439641%3ABlogPost%3A23526.
Hal Helms's Blog
New halhelms.com Site!
Posted on December 13, 2008 at 2:19 1 Comment 0 Likes
After...too long!..of not updating my site, I'm very happy to announce that there's a new halhelms.com site.
There's a good deal of content on the site and an "Are You OO-Ready" quiz for ColdFusion OO developers. Check it out and let me know if you like it!
There's a good deal of content on the site and an "Are You OO-Ready" quiz for ColdFusion OO developers. Check it out and let me know if you like it!
jqGrid with ColdFusion
Posted on November 18, 2008 at 17:20 2 Comments 0 Likes
Readers of mine will know I'm a big fan of jQuery. Now, we have a great Ajaxified grid in CF8, but a friend wrote to ask me how to use jqGrid (http://www.trirand.com/blog/) with ColdFusion. No problem: I am a freaking guru, after all!
Four and a half hours later, a broken man, having enlisted help from my colleague, Maciej, I finally have the answer...
Here's the… Continue
Four and a half hours later, a broken man, having enlisted help from my colleague, Maciej, I finally have the answer...
Here's the… Continue
The Importance of Domain Expertise
Posted on November 9, 2008 at 18:27 2 Comments 0 Likes
I've had discussions with many developers who develop Object-Oriented (OO) programs and, often, I'm surprised by the areas of concern to them.
Often, discussions center around the choice of a controller (such as Model-Glue, Mach-II, or Fusebox), followed by supporting frameworks (ColdSpring, Transfer, Reactor)--and that's it.
Missing from these discussions is what I consider to be the most important topic of any discussion about software applications--the domain model.… Continue
Often, discussions center around the choice of a controller (such as Model-Glue, Mach-II, or Fusebox), followed by supporting frameworks (ColdSpring, Transfer, Reactor)--and that's it.
Missing from these discussions is what I consider to be the most important topic of any discussion about software applications--the domain model.… Continue
Closing Class Thoughts
Posted on October 27, 2008 at 2:55 0 Comments 0 Likes
Well, we finished the first of my "Real World OO" classes last week and I couldn't be more pleased. The programmers who attended were just fantastic -- very stimulating and challenging. Since I'm obviously biased, I recommend you look at the posts Ben Nadel did on his blog: bennadel.com/blog.
In the midst of five full days of OO, we managed to sneak in a couple of lunches at the beach and a night at my house of spaghetti, wine, and more good… Continue
In the midst of five full days of OO, we managed to sneak in a couple of lunches at the beach and a night at my house of spaghetti, wine, and more good… Continue
Book Review: High Performance Web Sites
Posted on October 9, 2008 at 14:14 0 Comments 0 Likes
Wow.
Last week, when I arrived home from work, the new O'Reilly book, High Performance Web Sites was waiting for me. I had ordered it thinking it might have a point or two that was interesting. Instead, I found a book so fascinating I could hardly put down.
The book is written by Steve Souders, one of the really smart people behind Yahoo!'s site. Steve starts the book with these words:
"Most of my web career has been spent as a backend engineer. As such,… Continue
Last week, when I arrived home from work, the new O'Reilly book, High Performance Web Sites was waiting for me. I had ordered it thinking it might have a point or two that was interesting. Instead, I found a book so fascinating I could hardly put down.
The book is written by Steve Souders, one of the really smart people behind Yahoo!'s site. Steve starts the book with these words:
"Most of my web career has been spent as a backend engineer. As such,… Continue
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