One of the things I work on at Wharton is a student portal. The portal is a public web site but most features are protected by a web form log in. A common complaint from students is that they’re forced to log in to the web site after they’ve already logged into a school computer [...

There is an open web developer position on my team at the Wharton School in Philadelphia, PA. We’re a ColdFusion/Flex shop with an emphasis on rapid development. But experience working with other web platforms such as PHP, .NET, Java, Ruby, etc. will apply. It’s a junior level position. If you are strong on the concepts of web development, we are willing to help you learn a new language.

I just posted the code for a dual select box ColdFusion custom tag called cf_SelectSwap. It takes a query of items and produces two DHTML list boxes. Users can pick items from the available list and move them to the selected list. The selections are stored to two form variables. The first is a list [...

I just posted the code for a dual select box ColdFusion custom tag called cf_SelectSwap. It takes a query of items and produces two DHTML list boxes. Users can pick items from the available list and move them to the selected list. The selections are stored to two form variables. The first is a list of [...

There’s an interesting discussion about programming frameworks going on over at the Wharton Computing developer blog: Why Not Frameworks? Wharton Computing is where I work as a ColdFusion developer/administrator. There’s fifteen or so full time ColdFusion and Flex developers, and ten or fifteen more part-time developers scattered throughout the school. It’s great to read what people [...