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June 2018, Newsletter
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Dear <<First Name>>

Welcome to the June addition of the Lucee Newsletter! In this issue we have several CommandBox updates and tricks for you, as well as who is using Lucee and other great information.

Your CFML Engine is a Java Servlet

By Igal Sapir
You may have heard in the past that Lucee, like the other popular CFML engines, is a Java servlet — or more precisely, a JSP servlet. But what does that mean exactly? And more importantly, why should you care?

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Tips & Tricks

 

VS Code CFML Plugin Update

From Zac Spitzer in Tools and Libraries on dev.lucee.org
A quick heads up, the development of vscode-coldfusion has been discontinued https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ilich8086.ColdFusion 

vscode-cfml is stil being actively developed, it was my preferred extension of late https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=KamasamaK.vscode-cfml

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Using Simple Notification Service (SNS) in CFML: Creating Topics

By Brian Klaas (https://twitter.com/brian_klaas)
The process of creating a topic in SNS via CFML is simple, as is working with SNS in general.

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lucee-filecoverage-extension

By Mark Drew
This extension adds a debug template that you can use to log all the script files that are touched. This allows you to see which files don't have test coverage (for example) or files that should be safe to delete. It is very useful when dealing with unknown or legacy code.
Check out the repo: 
https://github.com/cybersonic/lucee-filecoverage-extension



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Set Tag Defaults in Application.cfc

From Mark Drew

component {
      this.tag.cflocation.addtoken = false;
      function onRequest(targetPage){
             location url="google.com";
} }

Whos's Using Lucee (from Twitter)?

    Hamilton College website, redesigned with partner @Fastspot, is named an official honoree in this year’s Webby Awards. https://t.co/P9FjerwMDx @TheWebbyAwards #Webbys pic.twitter.com/saI1N1mmsK     _____________________________________________

The mighty Ben Nadel finally succumbs to the charms of Lucee…

CommandBox


CommandBox 4.0.0 Released - Today we are very pleased to announce the final release of CommandBox 4.0.0. This has been one of our most ambitious releases and closed more than 70 tickets over 6 months of development and testing.
https://www.ortussolutions.com/blog/commandbox-400-released

What's New in Command Box 4 - 256 Colors & Bullet Train - Learn about using 256 color support and the Command Box Bullet Train module in this new screencast.

Command line CommandBox install - new 1 liner CommandBox *unix/Mac OS installer from Luis Majano: 
bash -c "$(curl -fsS bit.ly/2Ki6jPp)
 
And for Mac users there's the Homebrew installer: 
brew install commandbox

Building My First ColdBox Modules

By Matthew J. Clemente
Ok, the title isn’t entirely accurate. The process discussed here isn’t so much “building” a module as “adding ColdBox functionality” to an existing ForgeBox package - boxifying it, one might say. I’ve never built a ColdBox application, but I’ve been increasingly interested in the framework, so this was a helpful and straightfoward first step toward better understanding it.

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On ColdFusion and its support for Java 9, 10, and 11

By Charlie Arehart (https://twitter.com/carehart)
Wondering about CF support for Java 9, 10, or 11, here in 2018 (with respect to CF 2018, CF 2016, CF 11, or earlier)? Did you know that Java 9 and Java 10 each have only 6-month lives? Seriously. And did you know that Java 9 is already no longer updated, while Java 8 still is (into next year), and that Java 11 is due to come out in September 2018? It can be quite confusing if you’ve not been paying attention to Oracle’s new release model.

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CFML with AWS


Brian Klaas has kicked off a great series on using CFML with AWS: https://twitter.com/brian_klaas In case you missed it:

Podcast 085 - ColdFusion Panel (LIVE!) | Cross Cutting Corners


The first LIVE episode of Cross Cutting Concerns, recorded at the Into the Box conference with a panel of guests.

The panel:
  • Rakshith Naresh (Senior Product Manager at Adobe)
  • Mark Drew (CMD)
  • Brad Wood (Ortus Solutions) can be summoned “like Beetlejuice” by just saying “ColdFusion” on Twitter
  • Luis Majano (Ortus Solutions)

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Looking for Documentation or Lucee Support?


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If you have a specific issue or support question, please visit the forum at http://dev.lucee.org where the Lucee community can assist you.

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You can make a difference by supporting Lucee Association Switzerland (LAS) and our efforts to improve and advance the Lucee platform. There are three paid options which benefit you (or your company) and the Association as well. By supporting LAS, we all benefit! 
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