over on the cfeclipse-users mailing list, a thread was started asking folks to share pics of their eclipse...

over on the cfeclipse-users mailing list, a thread was started asking folks to share pics of their eclipse perspective. within eclipse, there are so many plugins, perspectives, views, layouts, etc available, that it's easy for some potentially time-saving tidbits to get lost in the shuffle. what my current cfeclipse perspective looks like: within the cfeclipse (which is version 1.3.1.5) perspective, i'm using: aptana (for css) jsEclipse (for, well, javascript...

before i say anything else, i'd like to point out that this is unverified at this point... as many of you know, the blogosphere was lit up yesterday...

before i say anything else, i'd like to point out that this is unverified at this point... as many of you know, the blogosphere was lit up yesterday with the news that adobe is already hard at work on the next version of coldfusion (version 9, code named centaur). it seems that today, some proof of concept artwork relating to this release has been unofficially leaked.

been a few days since the last post... i apologize for that. been busy with a few side projects, the full time job, and preparing for a move a week from this saturday (holy CRAP...

little bit of a detour folks (more like a pit stop actually). i had intended to follow up the last post with talking about the bean CFC. but instead, i think i need to...

(if you're just joining us... you might want to read the "preface" to part 1) so... getting right down to it, let's...

so this is a long time coming (actually a long-time but slow moving process, that i'm finally deciding to document). procedural guy goes OO. i've been working with coldfusion...

back in march i blogged about using the split() method to convert a list to an array as a means of...

what seems like years ago, i posted about the new up-and-coming