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Master Object-Oriented Programming in CFML with Our Video Series

Cristobal Escobar October 09, 2024

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Cristobal Escobar

October 09, 2024

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At Ortus Solutions, we're excited to offer our comprehensive Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) series, designed specifically for CFML developers. Whether you're new to OOP or looking to deepen your understanding, this series led by Nolan Erck is the perfect resource to help you master both the fundamentals and advanced features.

In this series, you'll start from the basics of OOP in ColdFusion and gradually explore more advanced concepts. Topics covered include:

  • Creating CF components and understanding variable scopes.
  • Working with OOP structures such as constructors, public/private variables, and abstract classes.
  • Understanding core OOP principles like inheritance, composition, and interfaces.
  • Applying design patterns like the observer pattern and factory pattern to enhance your code structure.
  • Learning how these concepts translate to other languages like Java, C#, and C++.

No prior knowledge of ColdFusion components is required—just a basic understanding of programming concepts such as variables, functions, and control structures. Plus, you’ll get hands-on with real code demos using CommandBox to spin up ColdFusion servers.

Ready to dive in? Watch the first four episodes for free by subscribing to our YouTube channel and unlock the essential foundations of OOP in ColdFusion!

Key Takeaways:

  • Learn to write modular and scalable CFML applications.
  • Gain a strong foundation in object-oriented programming concepts.
  • Implement design patterns and best practices in your development workflow.

Don’t miss out—start learning today and take your ColdFusion skills to the next level. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more curated content like this!

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