Now that we have our database tables set up from our UML and our folder structure has been created we can begin creating our domain objects (Technically we could have done it first, it could probably be argued both ways).
I guess I am making this a series. Well, let's get started.
I am not going to start with the typical "What is a MVC Framework" or "ColdBox is..." kind of posts. For two reasons:
In this series we are building a To-Do List application using ColdBox and ColdSpring.
I have begun putting together an application to build using ColdBox and ColdSpring. I am doing this to demonstrate how I have been doing this to solicit feedback from the experts to see if I am making any huge or stupid mistakes and to show some new comers to OO how to build an Application using OO principles and tools. I am hoping that my learning experience and blogging can help others learn these concepts too.
As I said before, I do not consider myself an expert in Object-Orient programming or in ColdBox/ColdSpring, but I feel I know enough to demonstrate these things at a basic level. I am counting on the true experts to keep me honest.
The makers of Poseidon for UML have created a series of PDFs, Video Files, and Audio files on "Object-Orient Modeling Techniques and UML".
