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If you haven't purchased all your Christmas presents, it's time to made a mad dash for Amazon and reach for the quick shipping! If your stockings are already hung by the chimney with care then you'll have time for this next tidbit in our 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas series. One of our goals for CommandBox is for it to become a drop-in replacement for your local dev environment with the least amount of hassle and to do that you'll likely need to create some web aliases (or virtual directories as IIS calls them). The 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas - Day 3 - GitHub Integration
Brad Wood |
December
17,
2016
Snuggle up with a warm cup of eggnog (if you're into that sort of thing) because here comes the 3rd installment of our 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas aimed at lifting holiday spirits and empowering developers! Today we look at the sweet GitHub integrations we offer!
The 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas - Day 2 - Working Offline
Brad Wood |
December
16,
2016
Today we continue our 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas series aimed at bringing warmth, holiday cheer, and useful information to a cubicle near you. CommandBox does a lot of things online for you. It connects to ForgeBox, the CFML package repository, it downloads CF engines to start servers, and can even update your packages to new versions. This is great when some Starbucks Wifi is in reach, but what about at 30,000 ft or working on the road. You still need to be able to start up servers, install dependencies, kick butt, and take names (all in the Christmas spirit, of course!). Here are some clever tricks to keep you working even when the network is unplugged.
The 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas - Day 1 - Network Proxy
Brad Wood |
December
15,
2016
At Ortus we love the holidays and we figured the best way to get you in the Christmas mood was to share the gift of developer productivity this year. That's why we're doing a 12 Tips of (CommandBox) Christmas this year to send you into the new year with some clever tricks you can use as leverage when asking for your raise!
Network Proxy
Love to use CommandBox but your network admins require you to use a company proxy for all your internet traffic? This can give you weird errors any time you try to install packages, search ForgeBox, or start up an Adobe server. That's because each of those items requires you to connect to the Internet.