We’re pleased to announce the first set of ColdFusion training videos are now available!
Getting Started with ColdFusion 2016
Altogether, 9 hours of training content is now available.Â
Chapter 1: Â Introduction
Chapter 2: Â Configuring your work environment
Chapter 3: Â Variables and data types
Chapter 4: Â Publishing database content
Chapter 5: Â Creating a drill down interface
Chapter 6: Â Inserting new data in the database
Chapter 7: Â Updating data
Chapter 8: Â Reusing Code
Chapter 9: Â The application framework
Chapter 10: Session management
Chapter 11: More security
Chapter 12: Building the site administration
You can find all of the videos here on Adobe KnowHow:
https://www.adobeknowhow.com/courselanding/getting-started-coldfusion-2016
We’re pleased to announce the first set of ColdFusion training videos are now available!
Getting Started with ColdFusion 2016
Altogether, 9 hours of training content is now available.
Chapter 1: Â Introduction
Chapter 2: Â Configuring your work environment
Chapter 3: Â Variables and data types
Chapter 4: Â Publishing database content
Chapter 5: Â Creating a drill down interface
Chapter 6: Â Inserting new data in the database
Chapter 7: Â Updating data
Chapter 8: Â Reusing Code
Chapter 9: Â The application framework
Chapter 10: Session management
Chapter 11: More security
Chapter 12: Building the site administration
You can find all of the videos here :
The exercise files are available here:Â https://cloud.dbr-training.eu/index.php/s/xC2B6XRMTTLj6fc
The link is also offered in the description of the first video at youtube:Â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9viMI8f4myMÂ .
FWIW, again the playlist of all of them is at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3iywAijqFoUD31CQBLsHvJn4WAonNA7r
I found your videos very informative, where can I download the training files so I can practice what I am learning in the videos
I need to retrieve multiple email which is provided in the form..And for every mail i need to create unique id.please help with this.
Sanjeet, you’re confusing this blog post with a support forum. It is not that. It was an announcement of a training series 3 years ago.
Please ask your question as a new discussion on the portal here, like you did last week. (Had I seen you had done that before posting the question again here, I would have said this then).
(He has now done that, and I have replied to his question there. Same for his next question below, which he had posted just before this other one.)
I need to create an url and send it through mail.and that url mst be attached with my encrypted id which i have done already.please help me with this
How to handle custom error using onError method in application.cfc..please help me with this if possible send some sample code
Sanjeet, if you simply Google:
coldfusion onerror
That result shows first the cfml reference for that, which has an example.
And that cfml reference page points (at the top) to the cf developer guide/manual and its chapter on this which has a still-more elaborated example.
Then the Google search results show a link to the learncfinaweek page on error handling, with an example.
Then the Google results also offer links to posts from Ben Nadel and Ray Camden on using onerror, both with examples.
Thank you Charlie Arehart,
But in google i didn’t got any coding part properly it was just syntax.And i am actually stuck with coding part.
I feel that somehow you didn’t read what I wrote, nor visited the links I shared. I said that each had EXAMPLES, not just syntax. Please look again.
Ok thank you
I am looking for videos which posted in this link but there is no video. Can you send me some another link?
Adobe KnowHow has been decommissioned.
You can find videos on https://www.youtube.com/user/adobecoldfusion
Hey, Rahul, a couple of things:
First, rather than point just to the CF “user” on youtube, let’s point folks to the actual playlist for the dozen videos, which is:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3iywAijqFoUD31CQBLsHvJn4WAonNA7r
Second, could you please change the blog post above so that you link to that INSTEAD of the defunct adobeknowhow domain?
Thanks
Thanks Charlie. I have updated the blog with actual playlist of youtube.
Great. Thanks, Rahul.
@Charlie
Crossing finger for more and seem the adobe marketing team is trying to offer more training, as I just saw the post over the new weekly meetup. Nice
Coldfusion.com does not exist. It’s a redirect. If you are referring to this blog, then you don’t understand what I mean when I say a real community site. And I said exactly what I meant, CF paid the piper for not centralizing the product and relying on others to do materials for them, eventually people left and it makes it look like the sky is falling. That doesn’t mean don’t utilize them, it just means get engaged and do it smarter. The passive approach of trying to pass the responsibility on others is getting old and is not in the best interest of the product or its developers. And yes, learncfinaweek.com is part of that passive approach just to say “eh, we tried”.
Starting with the video elearning series, which had good reception and have been long overdue suggestions by the community, I hope Adobe moves forward with others, not looking back at past passive efforts.
Well if it’s buried on a coldfusion.com where it can’t be found outright or picked up as the solution by Google, then they just didn’t build it right. If Abobe does it they should do it right.
Anyway was just saying don’t get too attached to that baby. There might be a new more popular sibling coming to the house.
In my proposal of coldfusion.com I suggested the site be inclusive of community bloggers to contribute in a variety of ways (including third party domains) but done in way not to decentralize the product. That’s one of the problems I see is the product is too reliant on CF bloggers, they get built up as faces of the product, and then they leave the product in dramatic fashion causing bad PR.
@Charlie Surely you realize, if CF gets serious about training docs, videos, and tutorials on a coldfusion.com like central community website, learncfinaweek.com will not get as much attention. The effort and all the contributions made are much appericated, but in the end they need more than what is being done on that site to succeed to a larger scale. Developers expect it.
I think it’s fair that they chase elearning given so many of their products are a core piece of other learning sites and they need to pay for the courses in some way. What isn’t acceptable is making learners suffer with lesser quality options. Where is the Mobile app? The offline available content? These are key elements of e-learning these days.
@Charlie seem you didn’t got my point here.
It’s over seeing that on udemy. Currently adobe is trying to build it’s own plateform to get a piece of elearning pie like linda.com/pluralshight/udemy. That’s great and agree this course is free but as I showed, registration is required and once you register they push for the other material. Still fair. BUT again they won’t post their own produced coldfusion tutos on udemy as they will push for their own plateform.
@Damien
There is a lot of material to start more advanced topic on:
http://www.learncfinaweek.com/
But don’t know if adobe can use it or push back as it’s published under ‘CC BY 3.0’.
Hey guys,
I’m glad to see you like our new video series. It has been a great endeavour for me to produce those videos.
My initial idea was to produce a book with this material. This book exists, but was never published! At the beginning, I wanted to write a 2 volumes book : one for the beginner level and another one for the advanced level.
But the advanced book has not been written yet….
I’m willing to produce more videos on more advanced topic, but I’m perfectly aware that I’m more a teacher than a developer. Teaching is something I’m gifted at, and this is how I can best serve the ColdFusion community.
In other words, I would need your help to create new, more advanced exercices to shoot more videos.
My idea is to start the advanced course where the beginner course stopped. This advanced course would include topics such as Object-oriented programming, Using the ORM, Error handling, Using AJAX, using and creating Web services, etc…
If anyone is interested in helping me update the sample files of the current video series to serve as examples for more advanced videos, be my guest.
Maybe Kishore can put the interested people together and setup a Connect meeting to start talking about a plan for the next round of videos.
How does that sounds?
With regards from sunny Belgium…
+1 for “Advance Series” sometime soon! 🙂
I would love to see some advanced topics being introduced into the web series, or better introduce a separate “Advanced” series.
Hi Charlie,
This was the starter series we are already searching for someone who would do an advance series. Would keep the group updated.
Regards,
kishore
Good to see such a great initiative. Keep up and well done.
Yay! A good resource. Well done Adobe. I echo other comments and hope it doesn’t stop there.
@Charlie also forget about seeing that on udemy. If you register you will get immediatly an email showing that adobe is selling that!
https://www.adobeknowhow.com/promotions
Hmm doesn’t look they are moving to offer value free content.
Still there is nothing here over advanced topics?
* they will not stop here
I am pleased to see CF team is taking necessary steps in the right direction. Hope they will be not here.
Step in the right direction, but they should be available for offline viewing as well. I urge you to complete the series, also offer it in a e-reader version. Maybe donate them to lynda.com?
Chapter 6’s title is misspelled.
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