Fast Track to ColdFusion 10 is a 3-day course that provides experienced Web developers with the knowledge and hands-on practice they need to start building and maintaining dynamic and interactive Web applications using ColdFusion 10.
Prerequisites:To gain the most from the class, you should already have:
- A familiarity with web terminology.
- An understanding of web server characteristics.
- Experience with the HTML tag set and syntax.
- Familiarity with the SQL command set, including SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE.
Who Should Use ColdFusion? ColdFusion is designed for web developers who build dynamic websites and Internet applications.
Java developers can rapidly build Java EE–based web applications using Adobe ColdFusion Standard (2016 release). Tight and bidirectional integration with Java lets you invoke Java from ColdFusion and vice versa.
Mobile app developers will love the way ColdFusion lets them easily and quickly develop, test, debug, and deploy applications across multiple devices with minimum effort.
Developers who have just started developing applications for the web can benefit from the ColdFusion productivity features as well as its intuitive scripting and tag-based language, CFML.
Course OutlineNote: The curricula below comprise activities typically covered in a class at this skill level. The instructor may, at his/her discretion, adjust the lesson plan to meet the needs of the class.
Lesson 1: Course Overview- About the course
- Course objectives
- Course prerequisites
- Course format
Lesson 2: Getting Started with ColdFusion- Understanding dynamic web pages
- Introducing ColdFusion
- Exploring Dreamweaver CS6
- Creating ColdFusion variables
- Displaying variable values
- Including files
- Commenting Code
- Implementing best practices
Lesson 3: Publishing Database Content- Connecting to a Database
- Querying a Database Table
- Viewing Debug Data
- Dumping a Record set to a Browser
- Displaying Database Data
- Using the Dynamic Table Tool
- Using the Result set Structure Data
- Using ColdFusion Functions
- Implementing Best Practices
Lesson 4: Building Forms with ColdFusion- Understanding HTML forms and form controls
- Enabling debug output
- Self-Posting forms
- Determining form submission with IsDefined()
- Evaluating form variables with cfparam
- Introducing ColdFusion Forms
- Implementing Best Practices
Lesson 5: Building Search Interfaces- Using form data in dynamic queries
- Preserving form data
- Creating dynamic SQL for multiple search criteria
- Using text searches
- Using list searches
- Implementing Best Practices
Lesson 6: Building a Drill-Down Interface- Using Dynamic URL parameters
- Creating a query string
- Creating a data drill-down
- Creating on-the-fly PDF documents
- Displaying data in a tabbed interface
- Implementing Best Practices
Lesson 7: Inserting New Data- Building an Insert Interface
- Building an Insert form Page
- Using ColdFusion Validation
- Using Client-side Validation
- Using Server-side Validation
- Creating Custom validation
- Building Insert action Logic
Lesson 8: Updating Data- Building an Update form Page
- Providing the primary key for update
- Building Update Logic
- Deleting records from the database
Lesson 9: Reusing Templates- Reusing code
- Using custom tags
- Using user-defined functions
- Finding UDFs
- ColdFusion components
- Finding CFCs
Lesson 10: Securing an Application- Addressing the Web's Statelessness
- Using the Application Framework
- Using Application Events
- Using Application Variables
- Using Session Variables
Note:
Online Training is not available in New York.
This course is available for "remote" learning and will be available to anyone with access to an internet device with a microphone (this includes most models of computers, tablets). Classes will take place with a "Live" instructor at the date/times listed below.
Upon registration, the instructor will send along additional information about how to log-on and participate in the class.
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