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ColdBox 3 Implict View Dispatching

Luis Majano September 24, 2010

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Luis Majano

September 24, 2010

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Check this video out to see the new features in ColdBox 3.0.0 about implicit view dispatching.  This feature allows for quick prototyping or the migration of procedural apps into ColdBox by leveraging the ability to drop in views and rendering them by convention with no events needed.  However, you can then later on create the event handlers and even the actions to match up your renderings.  Again, making ColdFusion development easy!

ColdBox 3.0.0 View Dispatching from Luis Majano on Vimeo.

Showcases new features in ColdBox 3.0.0 where a view can be dispatched or rendered with NO need of an actual event handler or event handler action. Great for prototyping applications or migrating procedural applications into ColdBox

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