Develop ColdFusion applications using an object-oriented programming approach using Packt's new book

Nov. 1, 2010 - PRLog -- Object-Oriented Programming in ColdFusion is a new book from Packt that helps developers learn how to optimize their applications and enhance their skills using objects and design patterns. Written by Matt Gifford, an Adobe Community Professional for ColdFusion, this book acts as a tutorial for developers by introducing them to important ColdFusion object-oriented programming topics.

By utilizing objects, and learning about modular components, and design pattern, users will be able to breathe new life into their code and improve their development skills. They will learn to apply the fundamental basics of object-oriented programming to structure applications and code, and develop modular, reusable components that easily scale with applications.

Through Object-Oriented Programming in ColdFusion, readers will learn about object creation and re-use, service layers, Data Access objects, and sample design patterns, which, along with examples will help them gain a better understanding of OOP. They will also learn to work with ColdFusion Components (CFCs) and connect to a database through the internal methods of the CFCs.

Readers will learn to create a Bean object with accessors and mutators to set and retrieve properties in the object, and by introducing it to ColdFusion object-oriented programming design patterns, they will  discover the benefits of code inheritance and understand polymorphism. Furthermore, they will also be able to create a service layer or façade to interact with their objects.

Web developers interested in implementing object-oriented programming with ColdFusion will find this book an interesting and beneficial read. This book is out now and is available with Packt. For more information, please visit http://www.packtpub.com/object-oriented-programming-in-co...