Learning OO in ColdFusion
September 20, 2009 · 9 Comments
I've been coding in ColdFusion since 1996, since version 2. When I see the old yellow books i get nostalgic. 9tear: Co-workers encouraged me to start my own business in 1997 and I spent 10 years happy and content in my 5tagger universe.
Now I'm a web developer for the Free Library of Philadelphia, a site that gets 20 million hits a month on average.
I've seen the light and am braving the object oriented (OO) world. This is the documentation of that transition.
Tags: ColdFusion · Libraries · Object Oriented (OO)
Comments
Sarah Kelly wrote on 09/21/09 11:07 AM
Looks great! Love the seasonal style.
Bob Silverberg wrote on 09/21/09 1:41 PM
Looking forward to following along. Happy Halloween!
Lola LB wrote on 09/21/09 2:07 PM
Looking forward to your documentation of your transition. And your theme looks really cool!
Glyn Jackson wrote on 09/21/09 6:44 PM
Looking forward to reading :)
JAlpino wrote on 09/21/09 7:30 PM
Best of luck, and I love the theme.
twmcd wrote on 09/22/09 12:25 AM
Good luck, following you on twitter now too, thanks to @cfjedimaster
felix tjandrawibawa wrote on 09/22/09 1:34 AM
Would be interesting to see you how progress through your OOP journey - in our company we are currently assessing the OOP approach as well, however there are quite of few oppositions to the idea due to the performance implications.
Chris Scott wrote on 09/22/09 1:40 AM
Welcome to the light (or dark, depending how you look at it...) side! I hope your OO journey is an exciting one, and fun to read.
Chris Peters wrote on 09/20/09 11:41 AM
Awesome. Will look forward to hearing tales of confusion, frustration, AND victory. (Probably in that order.) Seriously though, you're in good hands with the rest of the CF community at your side.