Slides are done, code is written, demos are working. It's official: I'm speaking at Adobe ColdFusion Developer Week 2022! This is a FREE week-long virtual conference, featuring a bunch of amazing presenters covering not just ColdFusion specific talks but also things like Alpine.js, CI/CD pipelines, Amazon S3 and much more!
From: South of Shasta: Software Development, Web Design, Training
How to manually change the username for the ColdFusion 2021 administrator, the good news is it's still the same method you may have already used. The post Updating the admin username in your ColdFusion 2021 administrator appeared first on ColdFusion.
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I have a page that runs a lot of join queries. The page usually runs in 5-10 seconds, but sometimes it runs 60+ seconds and is causing our server to crash. While I optimize that page is there a way to stop a CF page from running when a certain page load time is reached? For example, when the page load time is at 30 seconds I want it to stop running. Is there a way to do that? The post Stop Long Running Pages appeared first on ColdFusion.
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CAR's are a great feature but don't let the pop-up blocker in your browser make you think it doesn't work. The post A gotcha using ColdFusion Archive (CAR) files appeared first on ColdFusion.
From: Adobe Coldfusion Blogs
Check out this weeks CFML News Podcast on your favorite Podcast Player or online at: https://cfmlnews.modernizeordie.io/episodes/modernize-or-die-cfml-news-podcast-for-july-12th-2022-episode-156 Or watch the video replay on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lon8ghRKRvQ&list=PLNE-ZbNnndB98oRT8THamdCUiyDQL1uEj&index=156&t=55s Gavin and Dan host this week’s CFML News Podcast. They discussed Github Co-pilot and how it works with CFML. They also talked about how CommandBox vNext supports enabling basic auth only for certain folders. They also discussed how AWS Identity and Access Management introduced Roles Anywhere for workloads outside of AWS. They discussed all of the […] The post Modernize or Die® – CFML News Podcast for July 12th, 2022 – Episode 156 appeared first on ColdFusion.
From: Adobe Coldfusion Blogs
Come join us at the Online ColdFusion Meetup session on Thursday, Jul 7 2022, at 12p US Eastern time (UTC -5). The presentation will be: “Planning and Building my Developer Feud Quiz API”, with Gavin Pickin https://www.meetup.com/coldfusionmeetup/events/286853927/ The meeting will be recorded, as have been all 290+ previous Online CFMeetup sessions, available at recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com, as well as via our Youtube playlist. Finally, if you may wish to present at the meetup yourself, we’d love to have you. For more on that, please see speak.coldfusionmeeetup.com. The post Join us, Online CF Meetup, July 7: “Planning and Building my Developer Feud Quiz API”, with Gavin Pickin appeared first on ColdFusion.
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If you may have looked at the DevWeek site and its agenda of talks, until the past few days the page listed speaker and talks, but it did not indicate for each talk who the speaker would be, which might be of value to know for some. Good news is that I noticed this has now been corrected in the past week, and I wanted to share it for those who may not have thought to go back and notice […] The post CF DevWeek agenda now lists each talk’s presenter appeared first on ColdFusion.
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CF2021 instance on Ubuntu 20.04 gives problems with the printing subsystem The post Print subsystem not working on CF2021 and Ubuntu 20.04 appeared first on ColdFusion.
From: Adobe Coldfusion Blogs
I was reading Mark’s CLI Installation blog post and remembered when I was testing ColdFusion 2021. I was doing it on my desktop and I did not have a webserver on my machine. Now I could’ve tested using CommandBox but I wanted to mirror how I would be installing on production so went with the Adobe developer edition and installing and configuring everything that way. My goal was to catch any ColdFusion issues that might pop up in my code. […] The post Don’t forget the built in web server appeared first on ColdFusion.
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If you didn't write it, then its ok and best not to trust it. The post Sometimes its ok to have trust issues appeared first on ColdFusion.
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Moving Coldfusion 2016 Standard License to new server The post Need to move a Coldfusion 2016 Standard license from current server to new one appeared first on ColdFusion.
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Come join us at the Online ColdFusion Meetup session on Thursday, Jun 23 2022, at 12p US Eastern time (UTC -5). The presentation will be: “How to find/install/implement 3rd party libraries in CFML”, with Gavin Pickin https://www.meetup.com/coldfusionmeetup/events/286569044/ The meeting will be recorded, as have been all 290+ previous Online CFMeetup sessions, available at recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com, as well as via our Youtube playlist. Finally, if you may wish to present at the meetup yourself, we’d love to have you. For more on that, please see speak.coldfusionmeeetup.com. The post Join us, Online CF Meetup, June 23: “How to find/install/implement 3rd party libraries in CFML”, with Gavin Pickin appeared first on ColdFusion.
From: Adobe Coldfusion Blogs
South of Shasta is looking for a part-time mid to senior level developer that can assist with some projects for our clients over the next few months, possibly longer. Requirements are like so:
From: South of Shasta: Software Development, Web Design, Training
Sometimes you just need to take your application offline for some length of time and having an emergency shutoff is a quick and easy way to do that. Show your users a friendly message while you work behind the scenes on something that means your application has to be unavailable. The post Adding an Emergency Shutoff Switch to Your Applications appeared first on ColdFusion.
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Gavin and Dan host this week’s CFML News Podcast. To listen or subscribe to the podcast visit our site or watch on Youtube. They discussed all of the great Into the Box news and updates… including a new Live Stream for Ortus Patreons calling “Koding with the Kiwi + Friends” where Gavin live codes pair programming style with some community members. They discussed Adobe CF Summit Dates and the new Certification Program. They discussed ColdBox BE and CB FileSystem ready […] The post Modernize or Die® – CFML News Podcast for June 7th, 2022 – Episode 151 appeared first on ColdFusion.
From: Adobe Coldfusion Blogs
One of the key feature updates of CF2021 was the addition of modularity to the server. No longer were you limited to just installing the “whole kit and caboodle”, now you could pick and choose your connectors and packages, allowing you a leaner installation. You could, of course, use the GUI installer to get everything in place, then remove the things you didn’t need. But the other way to get things in place is to use the Command Line Interface(CLI) […] The post CLI Installation of ColdFusion for lower memory use appeared first on ColdFusion.
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150th Episode of the CFML News Podcast The post Modernize or Die® – CFML News Edition – May 31, 2022 – Episode 150 appeared first on ColdFusion.
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Come join us at the Online ColdFusion Meetup session on Thursday, Jun 9 2022, at 12p US Eastern time (UTC -5). The presentation will be: “When Should I Use 3rd Party Libraries vs Roll My Own?“, with Gavin Pickin www.meetup.com/coldfusionmeetup/events/286262739/ The meeting will be recorded, as have been all 290+ previous Online CFMeetup sessions, available at recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com, as well as via our Youtube playlist. Finally, if you may wish to present at the meetup yourself, we’d love to have you. For more on […] The post Join us, Online CF Meetup, June 9: “When Should I Use 3rd Party Libraries vs Roll My Own?”, with Gavin Pickin appeared first on ColdFusion.
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A JSON file can sometimes be the answer to letting non-developers help you fill in standardized sections of a website and help you get an application out the door quickly. The post Letting your non development colleagues update text on your site with a simple JSON file appeared first on ColdFusion.
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We all use variables in our queries from time to time in our where clauses, parameterized of course, but that's not the only place to use variables to get more out of your queries. The post Use variables for more than just the where clause in your queries appeared first on ColdFusion.
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CreateODBCDateTime function gives an error on 1 specific date input. Date is being input as a string The post CreateODBCDateTime function gives an error on 1 specific date input. Date is being input as a string appeared first on ColdFusion.
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CreateODBCDateTime function gives an error on 1 specific date input. Date is being input as a string The post CreateODBCDateTime function gives an error on 1 specific date input appeared first on ColdFusion.
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In this tutorial you are going to learn how to get up and running with Spring for GraphQL.
From: Dan Vega
Hey fellow CF fans, it is Monday, and that means another blog entry. This time I’m throwing together a little code snippet that uses a little-known feature of CFQuery that was included in CF2021 but rarely talked about. As you might know, when Adobe ColdFusion returns a query, it returns it in a special style of struct, which you can iterate over and just generally use to display data, do calculations, the whole bit. But sometimes, you just want to […] The post Code Snippet: Datatables from CFQuery JSON returntype appeared first on ColdFusion.
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In this tutorial, you are going to learn how to work with pagination in Spring Data JPA.
From: Dan Vega
