Comments on: Coldbox, another great solution? http://adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/ Rants on technology, Ruby on Rails, Javascript and UI Design by Adam Fortuna Tue, 20 Apr 2010 08:57:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ashley http://adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-71677 Ashley Sun, 27 Jan 2008 22:16:05 +0000 http://www.adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-71677 Thanks for sharing this fabulous article. Although I dont have much experience with Coldbox Im going to look into more from now on after reading this. Thanks for sharing this fabulous article. Although I dont have much experience with Coldbox Im going to look into more from now on after reading this.

]]> By: Luis Majano http://adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1494 Luis Majano Sun, 11 Mar 2007 09:45:32 +0000 http://www.adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1494 Adam, This is a great intro post. As you will find out, ColdBox has more to offer than just a framework. So if there is any questions I can answer for you and your readers, please let me know. I am a big fan of documentation and there is over 100 pages of documentation available since yesterday and it will keep increasing. I also hope to start linking to more tutorials like Michael's!! Great Tutorials by the way. Hope you enjoy the framework and please let me know how I can help. Adam,

This is a great intro post. As you will find out, ColdBox has more to offer than just a framework. So if there is any questions I can answer for you and your readers, please let me know. I am a big fan of documentation and there is over 100 pages of documentation available since yesterday and it will keep increasing. I also hope to start linking to more tutorials like Michael’s!! Great Tutorials by the way.

Hope you enjoy the framework and please let me know how I can help.

]]> By: Geof Harries http://adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1085 Geof Harries Sun, 04 Mar 2007 22:22:10 +0000 http://www.adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1085 Adam, after four years of managing a development team who only coded in PHP, I'm now heading up my own business, and happy to be back in the saddle with CFML, doing things as I want to do them. Thanks for the new post. I'll be sure to give it a read. Adam, after four years of managing a development team who only coded in PHP, I’m now heading up my own business, and happy to be back in the saddle with CFML, doing things as I want to do them.

Thanks for the new post. I’ll be sure to give it a read.

]]> By: Adam Fortuna http://adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1075 Adam Fortuna Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:20:04 +0000 http://www.adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1075 @Sana Powerful but deceptively simple that's for sure. I'm impressed at the wealth of info on the wiki too, lots to learn! @Michael Thanks, and looking forward to some Coldbox lessons when you stop teasing people. :P @Geof Welcome back. :) Hopefully not too terribly much has changed since you left. As far as SES URLs go, it's accomplished here just by using Wordpress which uses .htaccess for URL rewriting (i believe). It's very easy to enable in wordpress. As far as SES URLs in Coldfusion frameworks, the only one I know of that supports it as part of the framework is <a href="http://www.cfwheels.com/" rel="nofollow">Coldfusion on Wheels</a>, which is a Rails-like framework currently at v0.6. They're making some great strides but freely admit it's not to v1.0 yet and should probably not be used for a production site, as many changes are probably right around the corner. Your timing is pretty funny actually, because I'm going to making a post about SES URLs in CF later today. :) @Sana
Powerful but deceptively simple that’s for sure. I’m impressed at the wealth of info on the wiki too, lots to learn!

@Michael
Thanks, and looking forward to some Coldbox lessons when you stop teasing people. :P

@Geof
Welcome back. :) Hopefully not too terribly much has changed since you left. As far as SES URLs go, it’s accomplished here just by using Wordpress which uses .htaccess for URL rewriting (i believe). It’s very easy to enable in wordpress.

As far as SES URLs in Coldfusion frameworks, the only one I know of that supports it as part of the framework is Coldfusion on Wheels, which is a Rails-like framework currently at v0.6. They’re making some great strides but freely admit it’s not to v1.0 yet and should probably not be used for a production site, as many changes are probably right around the corner. Your timing is pretty funny actually, because I’m going to making a post about SES URLs in CF later today. :)

]]> By: Geof Harries http://adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1071 Geof Harries Sun, 04 Mar 2007 15:50:29 +0000 http://www.adamfortuna.com/2007/03/02/coldbox-another-great-solution/#comment-1071 I'm a long-time CFML guy who for years has been whisked away into the world of PHP and am now thankfully returning to CFML. Which of the existing frameworks offers clean URLs, such as what you've got with your blog, e.g. no .cfm reference or ? in the URL. Does such a framework exist? I’m a long-time CFML guy who for years has been whisked away into the world of PHP and am now thankfully returning to CFML. Which of the existing frameworks offers clean URLs, such as what you’ve got with your blog, e.g. no .cfm reference or ? in the URL. Does such a framework exist?

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