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- 1. Making teh Awesome! COLDFUSION BUILDER 3
- 2. WHO AM I?
- 3. WHO AM I REALLY? Tim, you can fi l l this out Long time CF Developer IDMI Systems for Insurance Industry Content Committee for Cf.Objective() Minneapolis May 12-15 2015 & CFSummit NOT RAY CAMDEN! NOT A Builder Power User @timcunningham71
- 4. WHAT IS COLDFUSION BUILDER? Editor for working with ColdFusion Windows, Mac, and Linux Yes, Linux No, really, it runs on Linux And by run I mean you can open it and do stuff Runs as either an Eclipse plugin or a standalone app
- 5. $COST You get it free with ColdFusion Enterprise (3 whole copies!!!!) and ColdFusion Standard (1 copy) $299 otherwise No idea what it costs in other countries, probably a billion euros You can do a 60 day trial But wait! There is a free version too!
- 6. WHAT ABOUT SUBLIME? BRACKETS? Sublime has a “decent” CF editor… Brackets has a CFML plugin…
- 7. The EASY editor! ECLIPSE
- 9. Remember, Ecl ipse is an IDE, not just an editor. I t is deep. Complex. Subl ime is a girl friend/boyfriend. Ecl ipse is a 20 year marriage. ECLIPSE IS AN IDE
- 10. FEATURE TOUR!
- 11. Color Coding FEATURES Makes code readable Pretty & Stuff Code Assist Build knows CF, HTML & JS I can never remember the parameter order for replaceNoCase() Note: Much improved for HTML and JavaScript Version per project one can be CF9, one CF 11 etc. Code Insight All your codes r belong to us Builder is watching you
- 15. MORE FEATURES C o d e Fo l di ng ( s o yo u c a n h i d e t h e i nte r n’ s c r a p ) Snippets Outl ine View
- 21. Database view Log Viewer Service Browser Server Manager EXTERNAL CRAP
- 27. EVEN MORE STUFF Refactoring (yes, this is kinda scary) Debugger
- 30. EXTENSIBILITY Extensions can add new features to CFB They can add right cl ick options to the fi le browser, the RDS area, the Outl ine, and even the fi le editor They can present UI to the user They can do stuf f in the background They can run when a project is created
- 31. EXTENSIONS Written in XML and ColdFusion Extension sends information to your CFML Your CFML can do stuf f , and then return output Ful l system access since it is on your box
- 35. PROJECT TEMPLATES For Mobi le and Regular Projects Kinda l ike extensions, but simpler Basically – a skeleton for a project http://www.raymondcamden.com/2014/5/5/Using-Project - Templates-in-ColdFusion-Builder-3 http://www.raymondcamden.com/2014/5/1/A-Warning--The- White-Screen-of-Death-with-ColdFusion-Builder-3
- 36. OH YEAH – MOBILE! Templates for CFCLIENT Integrates with PhoneGap Bui ld On Device Debugging Multi-Device Inspection (Yes, I copied these from marketing. )
- 37. SOME TIPS Projects are your friend Views Search can be a bit complex Ecl ipse wi l l use a default viewer for unknown fi les Project refresh You can hide fi les
- 38. MORE TIPS You can find other plugins You can tweak JVM settings
- 39. Marketing RESOURCES! http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion-builder.html Docs (wiki, good stuf f here!) https://wikidocs.adobe.com/wiki/display/coldfusionen/Using+ColdF usion+Builder RIAForge Extensions http://www.riaforge.org/index.cfm?event=page.category&id=14
- 40. THANK YOU!
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- In regards to the plugin, I tend to recommend folks use the standalone. If you don’t know what Eclipse plugin even means, then yes, do the standalone. I liked having it standalone even though I’m ok with Eclipse. I especially liked it when I did a lot of Flex stuff cuz I liked having CFB separate from FB. That’s just me though.
- Mention that we will share details about the free version at the end.
- For Sublime, it is just color coding, no deep inspection / code insight (afaik) Brackets – it is kinda crappy now. Doesn’t add CF as a file type. Doesn’t support script (afaik) – be gentle with this as it is OSS, but… be honest. It isn’t ready.
- I didn’t center this. Powerpoint should have guidelines. For fun, count the number of views there
- Color coding: Folks know this, but you may want to point out that the INITIAL release of CFB3 had issues, and folks still see issues. Me, I don’t see many anymore. Good to remind folks that bitching on Twitter won’t fix shit. Slide at the end will share bug tracker URL. Code assist: I like to remind people what this means: the editor knows tags, functions, and it knows it for CFML, HTML, and JS. Stress the updates to HTML, JS – to me this was what got me off of CFB2. And what got me back. (I didn’t test CSS but I’d assume it is much improved as well.) Code Insight is where it knows about the stuff you did. So it knows you wrote a UDF called poo and will intelligently suggest poo along with poo’s arguments. I highly recommend making a UDF called poo to demo this. Also mention that code assist is version aware, per project. So one project can be CF9, one CF11, etc.
- Code Folding – remind folks that CFB will remember what you folded. I think. Verify. ;) Snippets – tell folks they can change the folder. I change mine to Dropbox so I can use the same snippets everywhere. May want to show placeholders in snippets which I don’t think we documented anywhere. Oh! We do document the tokens: https://wikidocs.adobe.com/wiki/display/coldfusionen/ColdFusion+Builder+Workbench+Basics#ColdFusionBuilderWorkbenchBasics-Snippetsview Outline view: mention that folks can trim it down to a set of tags, which is not the default. I do that so my outline is a bit more clear
- DB View: Two things here. First is the RDS view which shows you tables and columns and shit. That is cool. You can also view contents from here, but it is bugged. You may get an error about a file not existing if you use it. I wrote an extension just to get around this. However, I do like having the ability to browse my DB structure in my editor. That is cool. Second part is being able to right click in a cfquery block and get help. I believe it even works in queryExecute. You get a little SQL editor with color coding and code insight. I WISH Adobe would fix the “right click in rds” editor to have this too. :\ Log Viewer – depeneding on time, mention that you can modify the output and add format rules, so like if a log says Poo, it can be highlighted in the log viewer. Service Browser supports web services and CFCs. Server Manager: Depending on time, you may want to remind folks about the ass ugly old AIR app we have too for managing servers. No one talks about it, but it lets you check N servers, compare settings, etc. It is TOTALLY off topic but…
- Refactoring is scary, but CFB will tell you exactly what it is going to do. Debugging is nice, but honestly, I rarely use it myself. Just doesn’t mesh well with how I do stuff. I typically will CFLOG the hell out of shit and watch stuff as I run. That’s not a failure of CFB’s debugger, just how I do stuff.
- For UI, this can be html, cf, flash, etc For project created, mention the example of making a new ColdBox project – the extension could ask you for stuff like DSN, etc, and actually set that in the code for you
- XML portion defines the “hooks” into the editor, ie, “I want to run when you right click a table in RDS db view” When CFB runs your extension, it sends all kind of data along, like, what you had right clicked on, etc For output, it can be a popup window, or a View These things run ON your developer box, so it can RW files, etc. Mention that there are a bunch at RIAForge and you will be sharing that link at the end.
- So… not sure of what would be the best example here. Maybe show the extension I released last time to fix the damn DB view. Oh! Show varScoper. That one is cool. And queryParam scanner.
- So… not sure of what would be the best example here. Maybe show the extension I released last time to fix the damn DB view. Oh! Show varScoper. That one is cool. And queryParam scanner.
- So… not sure of what would be the best example here. Maybe show the extension I released last time to fix the damn DB view. Oh! Show varScoper. That one is cool. And queryParam scanner.
- Unlike extensions, these aren’t interactive, but, are simpler to use though. Maybe mention this http://www.raymondcamden.com/2014/5/5/Using-Project-Templates-in-ColdFusion-Builder-3 DEFINITELY mention the white page bug: http://www.raymondcamden.com/2014/5/1/A-Warning--The-White-Screen-of-Death-with-ColdFusion-Builder-3 Technically not a bug but if it tripped me up it will others
- Speaking for me – I still haven’t tried cfclient. You guys know I’m against CF doing stuff on the client side. That’s my honest opinion. At the same time, I have NOT tried cfclient yet. I want to. I want to give it a fair shake. Tim – obviously – do what you want here. I’m not even including a demo slide. Up to you.
- While CFB has a Files view, Projects are where you will want to spend your time Views are those panels thing. Show the Views menu and how you can type to find something, like Log Viewer. If you use .inc for includes in CF, show right click, Open With, to get CFB to open it the right way Show setting that makes projects refresh with file system AND show a manual refresh. I’ve found I still need to do that some times Show filter thing
- Maybe mention my blog post showing “Search export” added to CFB Eclipse can be a RAM hog. Note that I’ve not bothered to tweak my CFB3, so far it seems to perform just fine on a SSD There is probably a good third bullet point you could add here
- May want to mention that RIAForge isn’t as popular as it used to be, hell even I didn’t put my last one there, I used GitHub. But there are 66 extensions available there.