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CFMeetup: How to transform DB tuning into a rewarding effort (View video , Show Description )Poor database performance can cost you customers, and when it's happening that's not the best time to be making decisions about how to monitor and tune things. Better to consider options in advance, and even proactively tune things if possible. Tuning might also allow you to reduce overly-scaled out instances, reducing DB licensing and/or server costs.
In this session, join Josh Patterson who will show you Vroom Performance Suite, a db monitoring tool built by performance engineers for performance engineers. It offers substantial performance information both in real-time and based on historical snapshots. And who wants to be watching a monitor all day? So it also offers real-time alerts. And when it comes time to dig in, it offers help with tracking and assessing db indexing, analysis of expensive queries, and execution plan insights. Hopefully it will also offer you better sleep at night.
Josh Patterson
1:05 2020-06-18 2020-06-18 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Low-Code for the ColdFusion Developer (View video , Show Description )ColdFusion developers know what it means to be productive. Delivering data-driven websites and solutions is familiar territory. But whether you're an employee in the enterprise, or a contractor seeking out your next gig, you may start hearing about Low-Code, if you haven't already. Maybe your company has decided to try it out, or maybe it's just something a customer asked about, but if you listen to the analysts, Low-Code is a growing segment of the IT market, and a market shaping up to be in the tens of billions of dollars.
Does that mean you should give up ColdFusion? Of course not. But it never hurts to have additional tools to bring to bear on a given problem, and a better understanding of other tools can help inform how you approach what you do today, regardless of what tools you use to do it.
In this session, OutSystems Developer Advocate G. Andrew Duthie will provide an overview of Low-Code, an approach to application development that emphasizes a visual approach to developing screens and logic. He'll show what it brings to the table and demonstrate how OutSystems implements Low-Code, and he will provide a broader look at the Low-Code (and No-Code) landscape, including other players to be aware of in this area.
Bring your curiosity and your questions, and yes, you should even bring your skepticism. All are welcome!
G. Andrew Duthie
1:17 2020-06-11 2020-06-11 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Start Doing 'Integrated' Testing (View video , Show Description )Sadly, most Developers don't test their code like they should because testing can be hard, and it time consuming and the customer doesn't want to pay for it. In this session, I'll show you how easy testing can be, how quick it can be, and better yet, its FUN!
Integrated is a great tool released by Eric Peterson, inspired by Jeffrey Way's Integrated for Laravel. Laravel has a lot of amazing tools, and Integrated for CFML is a port of one of them.
Integrated lets you write tests in a user friendly way, allowing you to do something as simple as this for a test, interacting with your entire website, not just a UNIT of code.
- Visit this page - See if this text is on the page - Type this into this text field - Type that into this text field - Button the form - Look for an error message on the page.
Learn how this tool can allow you wrap your site in full integration tests in minutes, and give you the jump start you need with your testing, while making it fun.
By creating integration tests, vs unit tests, you don't have to rewrite all your code into testable units to begin, your code is ready, are you?
## 5 Main Points
- Learn how easy it is to add test coverage today without rewriting all your code - Automate your app testing without pressing F5 all day long - Make tests easy for your dev team, and meaningful for your client with meaningful test result pages - Learn a power Domain Specific Language (DSL) for writing your tests that makes sense to developers, new and experienced - Have fun writing tests, and sleep better at night knowing you have test coverage in your app.
Gavin Pickin
1:12 2019-12-19 2019-12-19 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Please pass the salt: Serve up passwords w/ a side of entropy (View video , Show Description )Passwords are like opinions, everyone has them and some are easier to figure out than others. As application developers and DBAs, our users entrust us with the precious keys to their social media, E-mails, bank accounts, and shopping history. Hopefully everyone has figured out storing your passwords in plain text is really bad, but is a simple hash good enough?
You've probably heard someone say that if you're rolling your own crypto, you're probably doing it wrong, but what ARE you supposed to do? There's so much information out there about encryption, hashes, iterations, salts, and entropy that it's hard to decipher and sometimes even harder to convince your boss why it's worth spending time on.
Let's take a practical look into the world of password storage by starting with the most basic approach and what's wrong with it. We'll work through many of the common techniques and explain how they fall short.
We'll talk about the tools crackers use such as brute force, lookups, and rainbow tables to explain how the baddies wrench your users' secrets from your stolen databases using several recent high-profile attacks as examples. How can you protect against a thread you don't even understand?
• Why YOUR site is worth making secure • How hashing differs from encryption • What password policy creates the best entropy • What the heck is a rainbow table and does it have a pot of gold at the end? • What libraries you can start using today to do it "right"?
Brad Wood
1:16 2019-12-12 2019-12-12 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Web Acceleration to the Rescue (View video , Show Description )Caching is one of the best ways to maximize the output of your application. However, most developers don't look past their application code and object caching for other available options. Varnish Cache can increase the performance of your website, while at the same time significantly reduce the load on your server. We'll go over how it works and demonstrate how you can use it on your site. Whether you are using ColdFusion on Windows or Linux, whether you are running IIS or Apache, join us to find out how Varish can help.
Bruno Zugay
1:05 2019-11-14 2019-11-14 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: SQL, I learned enough to break everything (View video , Show Description )I bet you have written SQL for your app. I would also bet that you have written SQL and looked at it a little like a puppy dog that tilts its head at strange things. We all have, even the experts among us. Nobody is immune to writing things that make you scratch your head.
In this session, we will take a look at why your SQL may not run the way you intended. We will look well beyond just the select statement and look deeper into how SQL runs. We will go over what the DBA's keep to themselves as well as other metrics. We will also look at some debugging techniques to help find problems when they happen.
Dave Ferguson
1:02 2019-11-07 2019-11-07 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: GET /cfml - A Guide to Writing API Wrappers (View video , Show Description )Nearly everything has an API; they are the language of the internet. With a simple HTTP call, you can process a payment, send a text, and yes, even return random cat pictures. While many API providers have official libraries, ColdFusion may not be one of the supported languages. In this session, I'll show you how to craft your own coherent wrapper for APIs that don't already have ColdFusion support. We'll examine code from real-world examples to learn practical design strategies, as well as the theory behind them. After all, while every API is different, the underlying RESTful principles are the same. Along the way, we'll tackle common issues, including naming conventions, error handing, and of course, testing. By the end, you'll have all the tips, tricks, and tools necessary to harness the power of external APIs within your own applications and to share your API wrappers with the ColdFusion community!
Matthew Clemente
1:07 2019-10-31 2019-11-03 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Approaches to more secure ColdFusion code (View video , Show Description )Security is a topic we as developers love to ignore as much as possible, but as the number of attacks increase year over year we need to grab hold of the security in our apps. It can be difficult to secure large or legacy codebases, we'll look at some practical approaches to getting in there and making progress. We'll also review some of the top vulnerabilities to watch out for, which also provide a good starting point.
Pete Freitag
1:00 2019-10-24 2022-07-07 charlie arehart
CFMeetup: Powerful code-free web testing with OctoPerf (View video , Show Description )Are you doing web application load testing? Has it been a challenge? OctoPerf aims to improve the quality and performance of intranet, web and mobile applications. In this session, co-founder Guillaume Betaillouloux will discuss and demonstrate the tool, which is available in both SaaS and On-Premise implementations, with free and commercial plans. You can create thousands of realistic virtual users in just a few clicks (without writing any code) using an intuitive GUI, or you can import existing JMeter test projects, as OctoPerf is based on JMeter.
Either way, you can then enjoy automated test launch and live results display, as well as enterprise features like results comparison, server monitoring, correlation frameworks, Jenkins and Maven integration, and more, all backed by ample learning resources (videos, docs, training) and support from a dedicated, agile team (including live chat). Learn more at octoperf.com
Guillaume Betaillouloux
0:44 2019-10-10 2019-10-10 Charlie Arehart
CFMeetup: Protect your CFML Apps with FuseGuard 3 (View video , Show Description )FuseGuard is a web application firewall for CFML applications. It runs onRequestStart to detect malicious requests which it can then log or block. In this presentation you will learn how to add FuseGuard to an existing application and then see how it blocks exploitation of several security vulnerabilities within the application.
Pete Freitag
0:57 2017-12-14 2017-12-14 Charlie Arehart
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