Projects tagged ‘coldfusion’ and ‘framework’

Founded in February 2004, the goal of the CFEclipse project is to create a plugin for the Eclipse platform that provides a professional quality IDE for CFML developers.In use by developers across the ... [More] globe. CFEclipse offers most of the features found in traditional CFML editors and quite a few more that they don't. As well as allowing developers to take advantage of the wealth of other Eclipse plugins, CFEclipse comes with a developer friendly price tag.It's FREE! This plugin allows you to edit Adobe ColdFusion pages as well as offering syntax for other CFML Engines. [Less]

ColdBox is an event-driven conventions based ColdFusion Development Platform. It provides you with a set of reusable code and tools that you can use to increase your development productivity, and it ... [More] provides you with a development standard when working in a team environment. ColdBox is comprehensive and modular which helps you address most infrastructure concerns of typical ColdFusion applications. It also goes places that other frameworks don't. [Less]

FarCry Core is a cutting edge ColdFusion web application framework that blends the very best of open source development with commercial backing and support.

HomePortals is a web development framework for the ColdFusion/CFML platform especially tailored for building portals and other highly modular sites. Pages in HomePortals are built by combining ... [More] multiple reusable elements and resources. HomePortals provides an extensive set of tools and features that allow developers to create multiple types of applications like start pages, personal portals, social networking sites, intranet portals and more. [Less]

ColdFusion on Wheels provides fast application development, a great organization system for your code, and is just plain fun to use. One of our biggest goals is for you to be able to get up and ... [More] running with Wheels quickly. We want for you to be able to learn it as rapidly as it is to write applications with it. [Less]

Mach-II is a powerful, object-oriented, open source MVC framework for ColdFusion that focuses on easing software development and maintenance. Mach-II was the first object-oriented framework for ... [More] ColdFusion and continues to innovate with new features designed to help ColdFusion developers build and maintain large-scale applications more easily. Mach-II is developed and maintained by an active group of developers and team members, Mach-II is proven in numerous large-scale ColdFusion applications, and it has an active user community. Improve your ColdFusion development by downloading Mach-II today. [Less]

MXUnit is a unit testing framework for ColdFusion MX built upon the popular JUnit test framework. It is designed to get you up and running quickly writing tests for your CFMX components.

DescriptionThe wsoFarcryTickets plugin for FarCry enables you to administer tickets, respond web based on tickets being send to ticket email address through a Farcry based project. Build with great ... [More] support from the Farcry-Dev group! (Google on Farcry-Dev) Created: 29/11/08 Tested on CF8 create ticket departments create tickets set up knowledge base categories set up knowledge base items respond web based on tickets being send to ticket email address ExamplesDemo video Notesany type of feedback is appreciated for updates etc be sure to check the downloads and issues tab, also search on "all issues" AuthorMarco van den Oever (http://www.webserviceonline.biz) [Less]

Lightweight, simple but powerful framework to be used with Coldfusion.

The modules framework is a small pseudo MVC framework I made to help me simplify small module development by abstracting the data, view and control functions to separate files. It is made to follow ... [More] the convention-over-configuration ideology that was so popular a few years back and has since become the standard best practise for framework development. I have two versions: PHP and ColdFusion. The basic idea behind them is identical. In fact, if you compared the files side by side, you would find that the code is almost identical, with exception to the intricacies of each language. Why not build one for ASP.Net you might ask? Well I considered this but the truth is that ASP.Net does not really need a framework. Data manipulation is abstracted to the code-behind layer, the view is in the component/page file, and control functions are acheived by using events. In effect by making such a module I would be rejecting the very conventions of ASP.Net. The folder structure is as follows: modules controller.php | controller.cfm module action (mode).php | (mode).cfm view (mode).php | (mode).cfm The controller is passed a variable, "mode" - this variable is used to look up files, starting in the action folder and then proceeding to the view folder. Mode can be set inside action files by setting the "$mode/this.mode" variable. If mode is changed, the action file will be processed (if present), and when mode is no longer changed by the action file, processing continues to the view. Views are seen as endpoints so changing the mode here will do nothing. Say that you had a form, the default mode is "form", any variables used to populate the form would be present in actions/form.php, the form interface would be displayed in views/form.php. On submit, mode is set to "submit". Any validation would be done in the actions/submit.php file and then (if successful), mode will be set to "save". The file actions/save.php would then be invoked to save the record, after which mode is set to "complete". Since there is no action file for "complete", the controller continues on to the view, views/complete.php, which would display a message to the user. [Less]