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Reading and Writing CSV files
OpenBD provides some functions for working CSV formatted data in a way that you don't have to worry about all the heavy lifting and nasty parsing that can come with this simple, but often used, format.
Full Support for Cloud Storage provider Nirvanix
OpenBD offers core support for the popular online cloud storage provider Nirvanix. Full API coverage including audio and video translation services straight from CFML.
Debug queries using OpenBD's slow log feature
OpenBD introduces a new slow-log feature, inspired by MySQL, to allow you to diagnose and debug your CFML queries.
Full Amazon SQS integrated support
OpenBD gets full Amazon SQS integrated support. Get fast, secure access to the world of distributed processing using Amazon's Cloud based queuing system.
CFDOCUMENT support
This week saw CFDOCUMENT added to Open BlueDragon nightly builds
CFFUNCTION gets JSON support
Calling remote CFC's from OpenBD can now support the standard JSON, PLAIN, WDDX and XML return types. This is the last piece of the jigsaw before we deliver the first implementation of CFAJAXPROXY.
Optimize your CSS with CFSTYLESHEET
Just as we help optimize your javascript, OpenBD can now help with your CSS files in much the same. Reducing both requests and bandwidth on your server.
Optimize your Javascript with CFJAVASCRIPT
Ever wanted to reduce the load that Javascript places on your server? Reduce the requests as well as the amount of bandwidth transferred? CFJAVASCRIPT will help you manage your javascript calls.
CFVIDEOPLAYER comes to OpenBD
We've recently added the CFVIDEOPLAYER tag to the core offering of OpenBD that lets you not only play videos, but also stream music and even play a photo slideshow.
Add a little CFCONTINUE to your looping
Did you know you can clean up your CFLOOP logic and utilise the CFCONTINUE? This tag allows you to stop the execution of the current iteration and move onto the next without having to resort to lots of nested CFIF's.
