Object Relational Mapping with ColdFusion 9

Posted At : October 30, 2008 2:54 PM | Posted By : Jason Delmore
Related Categories: ColdFusion

You may have missed this late addition to the MAX Session line-up.

Object-Relational Mapping in ColdFusion 9

The session says it is for Advanced users, but really it is for anyone that wants to see how developing data-driven applications will become even easier with the next major release of ColdFusion, Codenamed Centaur. Learn how you will be able to write high-performance, database agnostic, production quality applications, without writing a single query!!!

Session info: Object-relational mapping tools simplify rapid application development by handling the complexities of CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, and Delete.) Learn what object-relational mapping is and how the next version of ColdFusion will simplify your development by taking advantage of this powerful and exciting technology.

When: Wednesday, November 19, 9:30 am - 10:30 am

Sign up today! :)
Jason

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marc esher's Gravatar GRRRR..... you probably just stole half our audience for the "advanced unit test patterns" presentation going on down the hall!

maybe we'll just give away free beer or something....
# Posted By marc esher | 10/30/08 3:35 PM
Terrence Ryan's Gravatar @marc I know I how you feel I'm up against both of you at the Unconference in that time slot. I was bummed about missing just you, not I have to miss the both of you.
# Posted By Terrence Ryan | 10/30/08 11:27 PM
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