Jim Priest: Do We Need A CFML Site?

25 Jun 00:46
I don’t think I’ve seen anyone else mention this but I thought it merited some discussion… Brian Meloche has a post on his blog Promoting CFML Outside of the CFML Community - Results. I’m guessing this went down at CFUnited. In particular I was interested in the results from the Group 1 discussion “Promoting CFML to New [...

Mike Henke: Better understanding of Open Source Via Eclipse

24 Jun 23:50
After listening to a quality podcast from Hansel Minutes I have a better understanding of Open Source and how Eclipse's organization functions.  With the recent chatter on OpenBD, Railo, and Adobe's CFML Language Advisory Committee, I would reco...

Bob Silverberg: How I Use Transfer - Part II - Model Architecture

24 Jun 23:36
I think that the best place to start is with the high level architecture of my model. I have four types of objects in my model: Service Objects Gateway Objects Business Objects Utility Objects Note that these names are not necessarily the generally accepted or "proper" names for these types of objects in the Object Oriented community. These are terms that I have chosen to use, and I will define what I mean by them.

Simon Whatley: A Minor Rant About The ColdFusion 8 Developer Exam

24 Jun 23:19
The Adobe ColdFusion 8 Developer Exam arrived earlier this year and it is about time I took it. But like Ben Nadel, the exam scares me! Why? Because there is so much more to know. With the introduction of new AJAX tags, native JSON support, .NET integration, image manipulation, threading, interfaces, not to mention full PDF integration, the presentation builder and across the board enhancements, there are a lot of new things to know.

Brian Swartzfager: Episode 4 of CFConversations podcast:: ideas for promoting CFML

24 Jun 21:25
The fourth episode of the CFConversations podcast, the last of the three episodes recorded at CFUnited, was released early this morning. This episode focuses on some ideas that came out of Brian Meloche's conference session on promoting the use of CFML outside of the ColdFusion community. Check it out!

Mark Drew: My CFUnited presentations available on Adobe Connect

24 Jun 20:07
During the CFUnited 2008 Conference in DC, most speakers were able to record their presentations onto Adobe Connect. This is a great feature for most presentation styles (of course not all, since you might want to have a discussion, rather than a presentation), rather than just filming the speaker. Here are the Adobe Connect presentations that have been posted so far: CFEclipse reloaded: http://partners.adobe.acrobat.

John Beynon: BMW M3 more economical than a Prius!

24 Jun 18:53
Top Gear returned to our screens on Sunday night with many stories about the current fuel prices. In one of the stories the fuel economy of a 4 lt BMW M3 was pitched again a 1.5lt Toyota Prius. Each car had to do 10 laps of the track, the Prius was at full bore whilst [...

Aaron Johnson: Links: 6-23-2008

24 Jun 18:47
Slashdot | A Home Lab/Shop For Kids? Notes on building a workshop for kids. (categories: children kids parenting slashdot science ) Managing Product Development » Handoffs Don’t Work Totally agree. Currently feeling this pain. (categories: management process engineering [...

Mark Drew: CFUnited 08: Searching for lost photos

24 Jun 17:11
What a blast was CFUnited this year! And indeed, I took *some* photos, but for some reason, people managed to take a few photos of me! If you managed to snap me (either in the Crime and Punishment museum or showing off tattoos in the sponsor corral) let me know!

Brian Meloche: Episode 4 of CFConversations is out!

24 Jun 16:31
Recorded at the end of Day 3 of CFUnited. On this podcast: Brian Meloche Rick Mason John Farrar Dana Tierney Ken Auenson Chris Hough Seth Bienek Timothy Farrar Adam Tuttle Adam Haskell Most of this episode focuses around the ideas that came out of the Promoting CFML Outside of the CFML Community session Friday evening, mentioned in the previous post. We think some of these ideas are a call to action for the CF developer community. We hope you'll find this long podcast worthwhile!
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