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The workshop will explore:
Agenda
Who Should Attend?
Before the workshop:

In just a few days, there is an Adobe ColdFusion Advanced Workshop event, and to your sorry, it is closed for attending. It's packed!

What can you do now? Well, turns out they don't want you to miss it, so here's another date to reserve your seat; May 24th.

The workshop will explore:

👉 The benefits of Adobe ColdFusion 2021

👉 The limitations of traditional software development and how DevOps can fix it

👉 What Git is and the role it plays in workflows

👉 How to develop Adobe ColdFusion locally

👉 Branching and Workflow options

👉 Push, Commits, and Pull Requests

👉 Managing Merge Conflicts

👉 Best practices when building your pipeline

👉 Automation for Deployments

👉 Automation for Testing

Agenda

Agenda

Time	Session
1:00-1:05pm ET; 10:00-10:05am PT	Welcome Ice Breaker and Audience Poll
1:05-1:10pm ET; 10:05-10:10am PT	Intro & Overview Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) and Trainer Overview
1:10-1:40pm ET; 10:10-10:40am PT	Traditional Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Transitioning from Traditional Workflows to an Agile/CI/DevOps Model Workflow Issues with a closer look Application Developers Release Team/Operations Traditional Code Deployments Results
1:40-1:50pm ET; 10:40-10:50am PT	Agile Transformation Transitioning from Traditional Workflows to an Agile/Scrum methodology Overview of Agile Agile/Scrum Team Scrum Framework
1:50-2:20pm ET; 10:50-11:20am PT	CI/CD Overview Challenges Benefits Successful Strategy
2:20-3:00pm ET; 11:20am-12:00pm PT	Tools Adobe ColdFusion 2021 Source Control/Git GitKraken Jenkins
3:00-3:10pm ET; 12:00-12:10pm PT	Break
3:10-3:30pm ET; 12:10-12:30pm PT	Git Workflows and Concepts Basic Centralized Feature Branch GitFlow Forking
3:30-4:20pm ET; 12:30-1:20pm PT	Pipelines, Integrations, and Automation Jenkins Groovy Scripting Running the Pipeline
4:20-4:30pm ET; 1:20-1:30pm PT	Closing Remarks and Questions

Who Should Attend?

This workshop is ideal for software engineers that are eager to build pipelines to automate their coding projects. Adobe ColdFusion developers are also encouraged to attend. This course will be beneficial for any professional developer who is looking to simplify their application architecture with Adobe ColdFusion and DevOps.

It is free to attend so – register today!

Before the workshop:

All participants are required to have the following:

GitHub account (Free plan is sufficient)
Adobe ColdFusion 2021 (Will review installation)
- The easiest way to get started with Adobe ColdFusion 2021 is by using CommandBox. CommandBox comes with an embedded Adobe ColdFusion server so you can be up and running in a few moments. Learn more about the application and installation options here, or, you can skip the instructions and download the installation files that are right for you here.
Basic understanding of Git (Should be able to configure a repository)
Basic experience in Windows or Linux Commands
Administrative privileges on your local machine
GitKraken (Free version is sufficient)
Jenkins (Running local is sufficient)
Ngrok
Optional: Remote web server for automated builds
Download the training and demo assets and save them to your desktop. You will need each asset in order to follow along with our trainer during the session.

Will you attend?

Michaela Light is the host of the CF Alive Podcast and has interviewed more than 100 ColdFusion experts. In each interview, she asks "What Would It Take to make CF more alive this year?" The answers still inspire her to continue to write and interview new speakers.

Michaela has been programming in ColdFusion for more than 20 years. She founded TeraTech in 1989. The company specializes in ColdFusion application development, security and optimization. She has also founded the CFUnited Conference and runs the annual State of the CF Union Survey.