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The Week in ColdFusion: 11–17 June: ColdFusion 9 sneak peak leaks

20 Jun 01:34
Scotch on the Rocks and WebDU were last week (see my WebDU Day 1 post here) and CFUnited is now underway. It looks like CFUnited will generate heaps of blog posts, so I’ll probably have a separate conference round up after it’s over – but for now, a few advance details for ColdFusion 9 (coming [...

The Week in ColdFusion: 4 - 10 June: More details on Railo open source and just a little bit of controversy

14 Jun 18:20
Lots of news in open source this week! I sneaked in news last week of the Railo open source announcement. There’s been a lot of discussion and it seems that the move is seen, in general, as a very positive one. Gert Franz has posted an official announcement on the Railo blog, as well as [...

10 Questions for Mark Mandel on Transfer ORM

9 Jun 09:00
Ahead of the WebDU conference next week, Mark Mandel just yesterday released version 1.0 of Transfer ORM. If you’re wondering what the hell Transfer ORM is and why you should care, I asked Mark to answer a few questions to explain it all to us. This post is in the same series (and uses the same [...

The Week in ColdFusion: 28 May – 3 June: Another CFML engine goes open source

6 Jun 01:31
Strictly, this falls outside the 28 May – 3 June timeframe for this weekly roundup, but it’s news too big to hold off on: Railo, the alternative CFML engine, is going open source. Hat tips to Kai “Agent K” Koenig, currently kicking his heels up at Scotch on the Rocks in Edinburgh, and also to [...

The leadup to WebDU: web conference with a difference

3 Jun 11:05
The time for WebDU, Australia’s only web conference with a dedicated ColdFusion track, is just around the corner. The fun starts next week with workshops on the 11th of June followed by the conference itself on the 12th and 13th, at the Sydney Convention Centre. I’ll be there to cover all the action for SitePoint. First [...

The Week in ColdFusion: 21-27 May: Better late than never

1 Jun 00:13
ColdFusion 8 is an award-winner once again - this time it’s the SIIA’s Codie Awards (hat tip to  Ben Forta). Ben also points out that UK based Software Editorial magazine has published a detailed review on ColdFusion 8 and they’re encouraging businesses to try ColdFusion out. Open Source Two posts from Alan Williamson this week about the [...

The Week In ColdFusion: 14-20 May: Keep on growing the community

23 May 00:39
Conference season update The WebManiacs conference is on in Washington DC at the moment, so I’ll do a full report on that next week. The week after will be Scotch on the Rocks in Edinburgh (June 4-6) before CFUnited (June 18-21). Excitement is building - part 2 of Speakers getting ready for CFUnited has been posted. At [...

The Week in ColdFusion: 7-13 May: Community and Open Source are where it’s at

15 May 10:09
From the Adobe camp This week saw the beginning of the Adobe Community Summit, a briefing event for Adobe Community Experts and user group managers. According to Aaron West’s Day 1 summary post, there are over 150 attendees this year, catching up on the latest in Adobe tech and giving feedback on the various community programs [...

cf.Objective Conference Wrap-up

13 May 09:45
cf.Objective() 2008, the third instalment of the “enterprise engineering conference for ColdFusion MX Programmers” run by Jared Rypka-Hauer, is now over for another year. cf.Objective() is unique in the conference circuit in that it concentrates almost solely on advanced topics. It also seems to generate a huge buzz in the community, and attracts attendees from [...

The Week in ColdFusion: 30 April-6 May: Is ColdFusion a programming language? blah blah blah…

8 May 22:30
There were a couple of big news items in the blogosphere this week, but making the most noise was the cf.Objective() conference. I’m not going to link to those blog posts here - I’m going to wait a few days for the dust to settle, and for everyone to get home and write up their [...
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