Posts in "OpenBD"

10 posts in OpenBD

ColdFusion Git Heroku OpenBD

Here is a short screencast showing how to deploy OpenBD on Heroku. This screencast assumes you have done Steps 1 - 3. Step 1: Sign up Step 2: Install the Heroku Toolbelt Step 3: Login Step 4: Deploy an application Resources ColdFusion on Heroku slide deck OpenBD Heroku Heroku buildpack: Open...

ACF CFWheels ColdFusion Eclipse Github OpenBD Railo

I did a quick 30 minute presentation over CFML open source options at Barcamp Omaha . I wasn't going to present this BarCamp but Ryan Stille egged me on so I had to run home to get my laptop :-) Thanks to Mathew Woodward for getting me slides from a previous presentation he gave. I was all over the...

ACF CFWheels ColdFusion OpenBD Railo

I enjoy listening to Hal Helms and he recently was on an Engine Yard podcast, Cloud Out Loud . He brings a thought provoking perspective to discussions. He learned a new skillset, Ruby on Rails , after being a long time ColdFusion programmer. The podcast is definately worth listening to and is just...

ACF ColdFusion OpenBD Railo

This post is a combination of several posts and shows how to setup Turnkey Tomcat Apache's virtual box with different ColdFusion engines. "Turnkey Linux is a virtual appliance library that integrates and polishes the very best open source software into ready to use solutions. Each virtual appliance...

ACF CFEclipse ColdFusion ColdFusion Builder Eclipse Git OpenBD Railo

Jamie Krug had a great opening presentation on " Complete FOSS CFML Developer Stack " for the OpenCF Summit . FOSS stands for free and open-source software. Jamie used Ubuntu, MySQL/PostgreSQL, Apache, Tomcat, OpenBD / Railo , CFEclipse , and Git . He mentioned you could use any OS like Windows or...

ColdFusion OpenBD Railo

I recently took a Rails two day class and was exposed to haml and sass toward the end of the training. Similar projects about reducing the noise and ugliness of basic html and css markup. haml for cfml might look like this. #profile .left.column #date= print_date #address= current_user.address...