Don't Panic!

Ah, you see, now you've gone and done it. You've either downloaded (or you're showing interest in downloading) a framework. Some would have you think that you're adding unnecessary complication to your development life, or that you're about to box yourself in with a set of rules.

That's just silly hogwash.

Welcome to Model-Glue. It's tidy, small, and simple to learn. Its rules don't exist to confine you. Instead, they simply ask that you put certain kinds of code in certain places, and for very good reasons. By organizing your code a bit, you'll find that you start reusing more code, writing less bugs, and overall, having a lot less headaches and lot more time for things like walks in the park.

Overview & Installation

1. Don't Panic!
2. Installing Model-Glue
3. Upgrading From Model-Glue 1
4. Upgrading From Model-Glue 2
5. New Features In MG3
6. FAQs

Quickstart

1. Quickstart
2. Quickstart 1: Creating a New Application
3. Quickstart 2: Modeling our Application
4. Quickstart 3: Building a Form Event
5. Quickstart 4: Handling a Form
6. Quickstart 5: Validating a Form
7. Quickstart 6: Adding a Site-Wide Template

Training

1. Welcome to Model-Glue 3 Training
2. Section 1: Installation
3. Section 2: Show Me Some Skinning
4. Section 3: Dealing with Data
5. Section 4: Request Formats Are Your Friend
6. Section 5: Mother's Little Helper
7. Section 6: Flow and Dependencies
8. Section 7: Crossing the Generational Gap
9. Section 8: Extending Model-Glue

How-Tos

1. Application.cfc Integration with Model-Glue 3
2. Bean Injection
3. Content Caching
4. Custom Configuration
5. Dynamic View Mappings
6. Event.copyToScope()
7. Event Generation
8. Formats
9. Generic Database Messages
10. Generic Database Messages: Using modelglue.GenericCommit
11. Generic Database Messages: Using modelglue.GenericDelete
12. Generic Database Messages: Using modelglue.GenericList
13. Generic Database Messages: Using modelglue.GenericRead
14. Helpers
15. Remoting
16. Scaffolds
17. Scaffolds: Adding Scaffolds
18. Scaffolds: Adding Specific Event Handlers
19. Scaffolds: Broadcasts, Results and Views
20. Scaffolds: Customizing Generated CFML
21. Scaffolds: Customizing Scaffold .XSL Files
22. Search Engine Safe (SES) Urls
23. How To Use Typed Events
24. Installing an ORM

Reference Materials

1. Reference Materials
2. ColdSpring XML Reference
3. Model-Glue Configuration Setting Definitions
4. Reactor Configuration Setting Definitions
5. Transfer Configuration Setting Definitions
6. MG Request Life Cycle
7. Controller API
8. Event API
9. Model-Glue API
10. Model-Glue XML Reference
11. Model Glue Built In Event Handlers
12. View API