Build Secure MVC ColdFusion Applications - PRE CFSummit East 2020 Workshop

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Luis Majano January 21, 2020

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Luis Majano

January 21, 2020

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We are excited to bring our training Bootcamp series back to the DC area before CFSummit East on April 20th and April 21st. This training series will be led by Box creator Luis Majano at the Regus Franklin Square 5 minute walk from the conference center. Register as soon as possible as space is very limited!

Build Secure MVC ColdFusion Applications

In this 2-day workshop you will learn how to build a secure and scalable ColdFusion MVC application. We will design a twitter like application (SoapBox) and build it using the most popular ColdFusion MVC Framework: ColdBox. We will design the client in UML and then build it using object orientation, database migrations, fluent query builders and then secure it using our rule engine: cbSecurity. We will also leverage behavior driven development (BDD) to build the entire client using a feature-test-driven approach.

Modernize your skills and applications with modern techniques and tooling.

Pre-Requisites

Beginner to Intermediate ColdBox knowledge
CommandBox CLI Installed
A local database server - MySQL 5.7

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