Archive for October, 2006
Coldspring injection
Coldspring injection is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a long while. It’s changed my whole view of how I design CFCs (for the better) and in doing so encouraged me to be a better programmer (well, hard not to following the standards).
To begin with, Coldspring can be used organize your CFC [...]
Choice between learning and doing
Learning something new isn’t always easy, in fact it’s usually quite a challenge or you’d know it already. When it comes to programming, or anything with computers I can’t imagine learning by any means other than a hands on approach. You never see people become experts without doing, so attempting to learn something without [...]
Developer workspace setup
I’ve been rebounding from a format/reinstall of windows today, and the last thing I’ve been working on before taking off for the night is setting up my developer space, hoping ot do some work tomorrow. I presumed this would be an overly simple task, but it never quite turns out that way.
The problem was how [...]
Google Code Search
Last night Google launched their new Code Search, which is extremely fun to play with. I was recently seaching around for some Model Glue: Unity examples, and searching for quotes from the source files bring back some decent hits. It would also be great as a better way of finding coldfusion tag/function calls. Probably [...]
Reactor, Model-Glue and Coldspring
So this is it — the first new thing I’ve read up on related to Coldfusion in far too long. Strange how it happend, but Coldfusion hasn’t gotten the time it deserves in the stack of technologies I read up on. Javascript, especially Prototype, has taken top honors in much of the early [...]
Who’s reselling my Email?
When entering my email into any field online I’m always worried it’s going to be used by more than that site. It’s just unavoidable now a days not to have your email receive massive amounts of spam, even if you’re careful. But, there is an easy of tracking and even filtering this out! The trick [...]
