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ITB2024 - Keynote Day 1 - Ortus Solutions.pdf
- 1. Pre-Release Intro LED BY Ortus Team Codename: Jericho
- 2. Keynote Day 1 Starting 9:00am Central LED BY Luis F. Majano
- 4. LUIS F. MAJANO Your Host • CEO Ortus Solutions • Computer Engineer • Creator of all things box! • Documentation Weirdo! @lmajano @ortussolutions
- 5. Two most important Facts to know… Wifi @MarriotBonvoy_Conference Bathrooms
- 8. Eric Peterson USA Gavin Pickin USA Esme Acevedo USA Brad Wood USA Cristobal Escobar Spain Thank ITB Committee Maria Jose Herrera El Salvador Jorge Reyes Switzerland Edgardo Cabezas El Salvador
- 9. Recordings • Free access to all attendees • 2-3 Weeks after ITB • www.cfcasts.com
- 10. HAPPY BOX 6:30PM
- 11. • Tomorrow after the last session! • Must be present to win! • RaffleBox! Don’t miss out!
- 12. • My name is Jericho, what’s yours? The Social Minute
- 13. Today Is No Ordinary Day! We have been keeping a se
- 14. Trailer Here
- 15. BoxLang is a modular dynamic language for the JVM, aiming to make your development more productive, expressive, functional, and available everywhere. DYNAMIC : MODULAR : PRODUCTIVE BETA
- 16. Goals & Vision • A new evolution • Be dynamic, modular, lightweight, and fast • Be 100% interoperable with Java • Be modern, functional, and fl uent (Think mixing CFML, Node, Kotlin, Java, and Clojure) • Modularity at its core • Take advantage of the modern JVM • TDD: Fully tested source code • Be able to support multiple runtimes • Have multiple transpilers CFML -> BoxLang, Groovy -> BoxLang X -> BoxLang • IDE and Tools • All of our libraries needed to run • Compete in today’s language environments
- 17. Key Features
- 21. Strict Dependency Graph • Core to be small and focused • Only add a third party if extremely necessary • Rely on the JDK as much as possible • Lower surface attack area • Extremely small distribution • Extend via Modules with their own dependencies commons-io Antlr javaparser/asm commons-lang jackson-jr slf4j logback Hikari
- 24. Enterprise Caching Engine & Aggregator
- 25. Enterprise Caching Engine & Aggregator • Inspired by CacheBox • Enterprise Caching Engine • Extensible • Custom providers • Custom object stores • Listeners • Stats • Powers all internal caching
- 26. Scheduling & Task Framework
- 27. Scheduling & Task Framework • Inspired by ColdBox • Schedulers are portable, fl uent, and human • Task & Completable Futures framework from the JDK • Access to any executor in Java • Run schedules as cron jobs; no server is needed • Write them in BoxLang or Java
- 28. Professional Open Source + Subscriptions
- 29. • BoxLang Community (Free & Open Source) • Apache 2 • Two Commercial Subscriptions • BoxLang + • Support • Enterprise Modules & Features • BoxLang + + • Increased Support • Custom Builds • Dedicated Engineer Professional Open Source
- 32. Modern Dynamic Language • Dynamically typed just like CFML, but we go further… • JDK21+ Minimum • JSR-223 Compliant • No re fl ection, we use InvokeDynamic for everything • DynamicObject: Any Object can be Dynamic! • Type inference, auto-casting, type promotions • Interface and superclass default method promotions • Use all new JDK features and types • Collection of Dynamic Casters and Helpers
- 33. Java Interop
- 34. Java Interop • Interact with Java with no bridges • It’s just part of the language; no more separation • You can import, extend, implement, annotate, etc • Execute BoxLang within Java and Java within BoxLang • Concept of object resolvers: java, bx, custom • New BoxLang Scripting: MyScript.bxs • Components become Classes: MyClass.bx • All bx/bxm/bxs are runnable via the OS • Classes can have a main() convention Java Interop
- 35. Pure Functions + Immutable Classes • Support not only closures (=>) but pure functions (->) • No side e ff ects, no carry-over contexts, pure speed • Especially for asynchronous programming • New Immutable classes: • Arrays, Structs, and Queries • Great for async safety, read-only snapshots, speed and more.
- 36. Multi-Parsers
- 37. Multi-Parsers : BoxLang + CFML + ??? • Our way to split with the old and bring in the new • Transpile CFML into BoxLang • BoxLang is a NEW clean slate • Compat module for Adobe/Lucee • Future > Groovy to BoxLang, ??? To BoxLang • CFTranspiler CLI Tooling • Feature Audit Tool • Multi-Step Compiler • BX -> Java -> ByteCode (DebugMode) • Bx -> Bytecode (Almost done) Choose your path wisely! .cfc, .cfm .bx, bxs, bxm
- 39. Event Driven Language • Interceptors for the language, application, and request • The best way to scale the language • Listen to the entire or speci fi c language life-cycles • Modules can listen/collaborate events Event Channels Event Producers Event Event Event Event Consumers Event Event Event
- 41. Tested & Documented • TDD/BDD at the core of the language • 3000+ Tests Already • Test not only Java but BoxLang inline • Native BoxLang Assert constructs built-in • Fully Documented • Generated API Docs • boxlang.ortusbooks.com
- 43. Tooling Overview • BoxLang IDE • Language Debugger & LSP • Executable scripts within the IDE • Run Scripts and Servers • Converters • Visualizers • CLI Tools • REPL • BoxLang Unix Scripting • Script, Module, and Schedule Runners • Convert CFML to BoxLang • BoxLang to Bytecode • Package BoxLang apps & modules
- 44. Tooling - IDE • Modern development fl ow • Inline documentation • Inline web server with debugging • Run BL/CF code directly within VSCode • Debugger • Language Server • Committed to ongoing support and development - new features are on the way!
- 45. Tooling - Debugger • Purpose built • Integrates with VSCode via Microsoft’s DAP • Can debug both the CLI runtime and web server • You’ll never use writeDump() again!
- 46. Tooling - Language Server • Already powering the extension! • The BoxLang runtime was built with the LSP in mind • Full access to the BoxLang syntax parser/compiler • Access to all BoxLang con fi guration, datasources, mappings, etc… • Extensible via BoxLang modules • Foundational for modern language tools • Intellisense • static analysis • More coming soon…
- 48. Tooling - Roadmap • Near future • Communication between the debugger and language server • Static code analysis/type hinting • Extension based CommandBox + BoxLang Server management • Community engagement! • +,++ version of debugger • Language server plugins
- 50. Modular Needs Modern Runtimes Have Various Needs! ( and CFML paradigms are outdated ) • Web Applications - HTTP Request/Response Data • Tasks and Queues - Watchers, Event Handling, Async • Lambda and CLI - fast start and blazing speeds! • iOS/Android - Low resource footprint, event handling • Web Assembly – Transpilation and Sandboxing
- 51. BoxLang Modules • Inspired by ColdBox modules, NOT OSGI • Core Runtime with lightest possible footprint • Taps into the language life-cycle • Write them in Java or BoxLang or Both! • Executable as CLI packages • Integrates with Maven/Gradle
- 52. BoxLang Modular By Design! • Modular ecosystem, delivered by FORGEBOX • Core modules for DBMS’, Alternate Runtimes ( e.g. Lambda ), Mail, Encryption, CFML compatibility and more! • Write your own functions, components ( tags ), schedulers, JDBC Drivers, interceptions and more! • Boundless potential for community contribution and engagement! • Foment third-party vendors • FORGEBOX eCommerce Marketplace later this year
- 53. BoxLang Extends BoxLang In fl uence core runtime behavior with BIFs, Member Functions, Tags, Interceptors, and More!
- 54. BoxLang Modules Take control of your own runtime, in your own language!
- 57. Wanna play? • try.boxlang.io • Internet playground for BoxLang • First Production BoxLang application • Powered by our AWS Lambda Runtime • Skinnable • Embeddable on any Site • +/++ More Features Coming Soon
- 58. How did we build Try BoxLang in under 48 Hours? • I will be presenting a Secret Session looking at how Try BoxLang was built… fi nal session on Day 2 • Quick Rundown • Monaco Editor (VSCode) Web Component • But we had several architectural design decisions to make • Should we spin up a docker container per request? • Should we have 5, 10, 20 replicas on Docker Swarm? • Do we pass the code to a Docker Image with the CLI running? • Should we make an image with an API and return code from the API?
- 59. AWS Lambda Runtime • Every Try.BoxLang.io request can fi re up its very own Lamba request • That means: • We never have to worry about how many instances we have • We never have to worry about queueing • We never have to worry about bad actors accessing other people’s fi les • We can easily update our Lambda runtime and all instances will be running new code • Scale up as big or as small as we want
- 60. What can you try? • You can Try BoxLang code • You can Try CF Code running in BoxLang • You can see the evaluated results • You can see the bu ff er output • Copy Paste URLs to load code
- 61. Coming Soon! • You will be able to see the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) for your code • You will be able to see the console/system output • Ability to load code from GIST links • +/++ Features • Ability to Save to ForgeBox • Create Projects like repli.it • Install Modules
- 62. TryBoxLang in the BoxLang IDE • We want to make trying BoxLang even more accessible, so we’re working on integrating it into the VSCode BoxLang IDE as a Window. • Select code sections and use the command palette or shortcuts to open it in Try.BoxLang.io instead of copying and pasting. • Select code sections and save to ForgeBox • The adventure has just started…
- 63. THE FUTURE IS DYNAMIC With Luis Majano
- 64. Key Features
- 65. • Open Beta Today! • Final Release Fall 2024 • Need you to test and run! • Limited Visionary Licenses • One Price = Unlimited Licenses & Updates Forever • For visionary companies/individuals that believe and want to support the project • sales@boxlang.io • We are committed to the future • It’s time for a revolution! What’s Next!
- 66. THANK YOU