AppDynamics allows the addition of custom user metrics to their stored analytics through Java, so it’s easy to implement that functionality in ColdFusion.
Restaurants in the UK keep all or most of the waiters’ tips. Stop the practice by asking to have the service charge removed from the bill and tip in cash.
QB tries to automatically figure out what ColdFusion SQL type to use for updates and inserts based on the actual value that is passed in for each column. Although that works for most of the cases, I ran into an issue where my value type was being wrongly inferred so I needed to figure out how to override it.
Making use of the preQBExecute() and postQBExecute() QB interception points I can capture the actual SQL getting generated and running against my database.
Although CommandBox ColdFusion instances run for just the duration of your OS session and for only one user by default, I use the Non Sucking Service Manager (NSSM) module through a Task Runner to create a Windows Service to run things under it, making the app available to everyone and persistent over OS reboots.