A Couple Wheels Blog Series

Mike Henke and Clarke Bishop have been writing some great how-to series on using ColdFusion on Wheels. Both do a nice job of showing the steps involved with building simple sample applications. <!--more--> <dl><dt><a href="http://henke.ws/page.cfm/cfwheels-series">So you want to create a CFWheels application?</a> (6+1 parts)</dt><dd>Mike's series for the Wheels framework similar to Dan Wilson's "So you want to" series for Model Glue:Unity.</dd><dt><a href="http://www.resultantsys.com/index.php/cfwheels">Head First Rails Applied to CFWheels</a></dt><dd>Clarke demonstrates how topics in the popular book <em>Head First Rails</em> map to Wheels. This is a great way for those of you who know a little Ruby to see how it's done in <abbr title="ColdFusion Markup Language">CFML</abbr>.</dd></dl>There are many other bloggers out there writing about Wheels, which we will feature in the coming months. But I felt that starting with a couple tutorial series was the way to go.