Model-Glue: ColdFusion
Model-Glue: "Gesture" Beta
Model-Glue 3, code named "Gesture," is a return to Model-Glue's roots of dead-simple MVC+II development.
The first public beta is pretty well documented , and largely ready for public consumption. There could be a last lingering bug or two, but we'll get those fixed up as soon as they are reported.
Model-Glue: "Unity" Release
Model-Glue: ColdFusion is designed to make it easier to use object-oriented models to create HTML-based applications.
It enforces Model-View-Controller design, eases implicit invocation, does repetitive work for you, and plays well with other open-source ColdFusion frameworks.
Model-Glue is:
- Unobtrusive.
It's designed to be easy to use, letting you focus on business problems and user interface, not framework hoops.
- Enabling.
It builds on ColdFusion as a productivity tool for writing Web applications.
- Strong but Simple.
Model-Glue is based on Model View Controller and Implicit Invocation - but not at all complicated.
- Open.
All code is released under the Apache Software License 2.0, meaning that it's free to download, use, and alter.
- Compatible.
Model-Glue is lightweight enough to play well with others: it works with Model frameworks like Tartan and ColdSpring as well as Object/Relational Mapping frameworks like Reactor and Transfer.
What People Say About Model-Glue:
Model-Glue is the best thing for ColdFusion since the cfquery tag. It relieves me of worrying about application organization and lets me focus on what matters - the business requirements of the application.
Model-Glue:Unity, by helping to eliminate a lot of tedious and redundant tasks, has allowed me to code more efficiently than I ever could have imagined.
Model-Glue has enabled me to quit building infrastructure and start solving my clients' problems. I Sniff The Glue!
Model-Glue is more gooder!
