In this fourth article on how to build a ColdFusion and FW/1 Example Application, I’ll present a way to interact with a Remote Service that performs some complex manipulations with the stored articles.
The external service, in this case, is flask_Summarizer
This is the third in a series of articles on how to build a ColdFusion and FW/1 Example Application, and it discusses how you can structure your User Defined Functions in libraries that can be easily accessed in any part of your project, whether it’s a view, controller, service or model.
This is the second in a series of articles on how to build a ColdFusion and FW/1 Example Application, and it discusses the topic of creating forms and validating submitted data in an efficient and DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) way.
This article talks about the topic of project structure in a ColdFusion and FW/1 Example Application and is the first one in the following series:
It assumes you are not new to CFML, so don’t take this as a detailed guide or tutorial, but more of a ‘getting started’ reference on using this MVC framework to create Object-Oriented ColdFusion...
I just released a ColdFusion Example Application, built using the FW/1 framework in its latest version:
It’s a simple app to store articles and clippings from on and offline sources, using a single model/database table, but handling a series of interesting topics: