Dutch CFUG networking event on March 22, 2013
I recently joined the CFUG-NL team, which had been a bit silent for the last few years. To start off, and hear about your ideas for upcoming CFUG meetings, we would like to invite you all to a networking event on March 22, 2013 in Utrecht.
Please see www.cfugnl.nl for full details, and don't forget to register. See you at Cafe Olivier!
How to upgrade from Railo 3.* to Railo 4
Upgrading your existing Railo 3 installation to Railo 4 is really easy! No need to re-install Railo or anything, just copy-paste some jar files...
My view on CFCamp 2012
I did my first conference presentation here at CFcamp 2012. It worked out great, and got some good feedback. I actually can't wait to do another one! Hopefully, you'll be hearing from me at CF.Objective() or Scotch on the Rocks (June 2013!) soon.
So, CFcamp. It is not a German conference. It is a very international one, with speakers from France, Germany, America, Scotland, Switzerland, Belgium, England, etcetera. All presentations were in English, flyers and programs in English, so easily accessible for a Dutchie like me.
The venue was the StadtHalle Germering,
Presenting Railo Extension Builder!
At CFcamp 2012, me and Mark Drew did a presentation about Railo extensions, and the Railo Extension Builder. Right there, we released the first public version of Railo Extension Builder.
In case you weren't there, this blog post is a short recap of the presentation. The original slides can be found on slideshare.
Railo tip: multiple assignments in one
While waiting for CF.Objective() to begin, I am doing some relaxed coding with Micha in the lobby of our hotel. It's great to be talking about and working on Railo with the main man :-)
Anyway, a new Railo tip:
<cfscript>
paul = micha = new Person();
paul.name = 'Paul';
micha.name = 'Micha';
dump(variables);
</cfscript>
See the highlighted part? You can do multiple assignments in one statement!
It also works in regular CFML off course:
<cfset paul = micha = new Person() />
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