| 09:00 AM - 09:50 AM |
Ortus Keynote 2022
The Ortus Keynote gives you insight into Ortus Solutions, the past, present, and future. More...
The Ortus Keynote gives you insight into Ortus Solutions, the past, present and future. You'll meet the members of Team Ortus, community members, speakers and sponsors. We'll tell you a story about CFML, which we think you will want to hear, and learn what Ortus and the community is doing for CFML and the future of CFML. You will get updates on an array of Ortus *Box products, including recent releases & upcoming plans and features in our roadmaps. We will finish with Ortus's plans for the future… as well as remind you of a driving force behind all things Ortus.
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| 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM |
cbCommerce
Jon Clausen
cbCommerce - A flexible, modular e-commerce solution
cbCommerce - A flexible, modular e-commerce solution
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Document your API
cbswagger, the postman, and other options Overview of some free (or affordable) tools to document your API. How to use cbswagger to the max: filtering on tags, limiting on security.
cbswagger, the postman, and other options Overview of some free (or affordable) tools to document your API. How to use cbswagger to the max: filtering on tags, limiting on security.
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| 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM |
cbfs: Abstract, Extend, Integrate Any File System
Luis MajanoGrant Copley
cbfs is short for ColdBox File System. It is an abstraction API to help you integrate with any file system, from S3, Local, SFTP, Ram, Mocks, and much more. Built to be fluent and human friendly, working with file systems via cbfs will give your applications the ability to abstract, extend and integrate with ANY file system.
cbfs is short for ColdBox File System. It is an abstraction API to help you integrate with any file system, from S3, Local, SFTP, Ram, Mocks, and much more. Built to be fluent and human friendly, working with file systems via cbfs will give your applications the ability to abstract, extend and integrate with ANY file system.
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Web Components in Your CFML Application
 Nolan Erck
Web Components provide a modular way to build a consistent design system and user experience across your entire application. Instead of copy/pasting the same chunks of coded into various places, you can have a JavaScript/HTML expert focus on getting the UX correct, without them needing to worry about what's happening in the CFML layer at all More...
Web Components provide a modular way to build a consistent design system and user experience across your entire application. Instead of copy/pasting the same chunks of coded into various places, you can have a JavaScript/HTML expert focus on getting the UX correct, without them needing to worry about what's happening in the CFML layer at all. Web Components offer reusable functionality on the front-end, with native JavaScript. They are a great middle-ground between standard request/response based CFML applications, and apps that aren't quite ready to move to a full-on JavaScript SPA framework. Web Components themselves are 100% native JavaScript - no new libraries required! Let's learn how Web Components work, then look at integrating them into a CFML application -- I promise it's easier than you think!
Target Audience: Developers looking to learn more about writing reusable JavaScript and UI components that are platform independent. This talk will spend a little time going over connecting the front-end code to a CFML application, but attendees should already be well versed in CFML and understand how to build a JSON API endpoint.
Main Takeaways:
- Creating your first Web Component
- Interactivity with Web Components
- Connecting to a CFML back-end
- A quick look at using Lit to build things
- Pros and Cons
- Next steps and other resources
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| 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM |
Lunch Time!
Time to become a "black hole" and eat everything! More...
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| 01:00 PM - 01:50 PM |
advanced pdf generation + Building a gitbook markdown conversion process
 Scott Steinbeck
advanced pdf generation + Building a gitbook markdown conversion process
advanced pdf generation + Building a gitbook markdown conversion process
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Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production
Brad Wood
Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production
Securing and Tuning CommandBox Servers for production
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| 02:00 PM - 02:50 PM |
Alpine.js : Declare and React!
 Daniel García
Alpine.js : Declare and React!
Alpine.js : Declare and React!
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Khaos - A CommandBox Module for DevOps
 Abram Adams
Having a consistent development environment between engineering teams is crucial for the success of any project. What's even more crucial is to have this environment as close to production as possible. This may seem easy with tools like Docker, CommandBox, etc... More...
Having a consistent development environment between engineering teams is crucial for the success of any project. What's even more crucial is to have this environment as close to production as possible. This may seem easy with tools like Docker, CommandBox, etc..., but what happens as we add new applications to our lineup? or change some underlying infrastructure? or introduce some new technology to the stack? How do we manage keeping everybody on the same configuration? How will your app behave in a clustered/load balanced setup? How will this new Lucee update impact your app? Will my Adobe ColdFusion app run on Lucee? How will our nodeJS or Ruby app integrate with our CFML app? These were all problems we solved at Cavulus by leveraging the power of CommandBox modules to make order from chaos... or more pointedly: Khaos.
In this session we'll walk through what Khaos is, and how it can help you standardize your complex environments, share exact configs between developer, QA and product teams, manage self-signed SSL certs in a trusted fashion between applications and much more. Khaos internally makes use of many common tools, like Git, GitHub, Docker, Docker Compose, Mkcert and CommandBox to make spinning up a new environment as easy as `box up my-app`.
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| 03:00 PM - 03:50 PM |
Sublime Reactivity with CBWIRE
Grant Copley
CBWIRE is a ColdBox module that makes building reactive, dynamic, and modern web applications a joy without leaving the comfort of CFML. Join us as we review how to add reactivity to your apps with almost no JavaScript, as well as look at the new features included in CBWIRE’s latest release.
CBWIRE is a ColdBox module that makes building reactive, dynamic, and modern web applications a joy without leaving the comfort of CFML. Join us as we review how to add reactivity to your apps with almost no JavaScript, as well as look at the new features included in CBWIRE’s latest release.
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Quick Start for CI/CD Automation on AWS
 Seth Stone
In this talk we'll demonstrate using CommandBox to generate CloudFormation templates on-the-fly that deploy to AWS as fully-configured and fully-automated CI/CD pipelines. Then we'll further explore how to customize the system for your application by securely injecting environment variables (secrets), automating testing with TestBox and configuring auto-scaling. In less than an hour we'll accomplish what would normally take days to piece together from scratch using AWS documentation alone.
In this talk we'll demonstrate using CommandBox to generate CloudFormation templates on-the-fly that deploy to AWS as fully-configured and fully-automated CI/CD pipelines. Then we'll further explore how to customize the system for your application by securely injecting environment variables (secrets), automating testing with TestBox and configuring auto-scaling. In less than an hour we'll accomplish what would normally take days to piece together from scratch using AWS documentation alone.
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| 03:50 PM - 04:05 PM |
Coffee Break
Time to become a "white hole" and eat everything! More...
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| 04:05 PM - 04:55 PM |
Unpacking The Box - Why so many boxes and what do they do?????
 Dan Card
This session will “tell the story” of all the boxes based on the problems they are trying to solve. We’ll start from the metaphorical “blank sheet of paper” at the beginning of a web project and we walk and talk through its planning and development, we’ll anticipate the real world snag and difficulties that we and the team will go hit and show how “there’s a box for that”. More...
Coldbox, TestBox, Wirebox, Rulebox, CommandBox, Forgebox, CBElixer, CBSwagger, Colbox MVC, Coldbox HMVC, Coldbox Relax, ContentBox, CacheBox, MessageBox, CFConfig, Quick, CBORM, QB, CBAuth, CBSecurity, CBLivewire, Codechecker, DocBox, DotENV, CB HostUpdater, CFMigrations, CFMongo, CFRedis, Cors, ColdBox Mail Services, CB Validation, CBStreams, CBCollection, Hyper, CB Elastisearch, LogBox, Mementifier, .......you get the idea.
There are a lot of “boxes”. What are they and what do they all do???? Are they all necessary??? Do I need to learn all of them????
This session will “tell the story” of all the boxes based on the problems they are trying to solve. We’ll start from the metaphorical “blank sheet of paper” at the beginning of a web project and we walk and talk through its planning and development, we’ll anticipate the real world snag and difficulties that we and the team will go hit and show how “there’s a box for that”.
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I'm Just Here For The T-Shirt
 Shawn Oden
I've been a professional geek for over 20 years, but I still feel like I'm out of my zone. Technology moves so fast. There are so many things to know. Everyone is so much smarter than me. I don't know what I'm doing, and it's just a matter of time before someone finds me out. Or something like that.
Imposter Syndrome is a problem. But it can be dealt with.
I've been a professional geek for over 20 years, but I still feel like I'm out of my zone. Technology moves so fast. There are so many things to know. Everyone is so much smarter than me. I don't know what I'm doing, and it's just a matter of time before someone finds me out. Or something like that.
Imposter Syndrome is a problem. But it can be dealt with.
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BoxTrek 
BoxWars 
Esmeralda Acevedo
Javier Quintero
George Murphy
