I've been stuck reinstalling Eclipse and friends (read plugins) for the last hour or so, so I figured I might as well read up on my backblogs (you never know, that word just might stick). If you haven't seen it, Jason's been writing up a really neat series on Coldbox and Coldspring. He's taking a different approach than I am, which is great since you get to have different point of views.
Yeah, yeah, I forgot the links. They're in now.
Recently I've been hard at work trying to understand the core principles of OO programming in ColdFusion. Last week Ben Nadel shared his experiences at a week-long course devoted to OOP with Hal Helms (the summary, which can be found here, also has links to his daily briefs). His posts opened my eyes to a couple of concepts that are now new to me, and since I'm on a new project I thought it'd be a great opportunity to try them out. As you know from my previous posts, I'm also trying to implement IoC (Coldspring) and ORM (Transfer-ORM) frameworks into my project, so figuring out where these two stand in relation to what I think I now know about OOP is my next challenge.
