But the good news is Brian Meloche has got some buddies together to pick up where the weekly left off. Check out the new ColdFusion podcast here.

All checked in and ready for be dazzled ... Nectarine show off past movies.Keynote: Actually, there is just too much to blog.....

Arrived in Sydney at 7am, trained to Darling Harbour to check in, walked to Circular Quay and finally forfilled a mission I set 10 years ago - caught the ferry to Manly and had brunch.Then back on the ferry, then a train to Adobe HQ for a User Group meeting.Next, Code Wars; but not before a shower that I think me team mates will appreciate.

I was very keen to see what Adam Lehman had to say about Railo's announcement about going Open Source and joining forces with jboss.org after has scathing attack on New Atlanta for their openBD product. I was actually surprised, and delighted by what I read. From what I have read, Adam has personal issues with New Atlanta, which may have had a lot to do with the tone of his blog entry. But in this blog he says Railo are doing it for the right reasons and have choosen the better licence.

The other big announcement for Railo is R3.

Today Gert Franz from Railo Technologies announced at Scotch on the Rocks that they will release an Open Source version of their CFML engine which will be available on jboss.org. This comes hot on the heals of New Altlanta's announcement that BlueDragon would have an Open Source version of their Java based product. The big difference here is the partnership with jboss.org. The JBoss Application Server is a popular J2EE server and has many community projects that provide services and feature for free.