Archive for June, 2007
Adobe Developers of Orlando Unite
If you’re an Adobe developer in central Florida, make sure to check out the newly created Adobe Developers of Greater Orlando Usergroup. The focus of the group will be on Adobe languages and issues facing developers in general. Please check it out and sign up if you’re interested. Topics listed there are a recap of [...]
Startup Meeting for Orlando Adobe Developers User Group
As mentioned in Brian LeGros post we’re meeting up at the Bear Rock Cafe in Millenia @ 7:00 PM on Thursday, June 14th, 2007 to discuss starting a user group here in Orlando. Brian posted a few topics for discussion and should be a fun night. If you live in the area and are interested [...]
Why Do You Stick with Adobe ColdFusion?
For people with a vested intered in cfml it’s a question a lot of people seem to be taking up these days. Stick with Adobe ColdFusion or stray away to BlueDragon, Railo or even Smith Project? BlueDragon and Railo seem to be making amazing progress at a time when ColdFusion was boarded up working on [...]
Flex 3 Beta up on Adobe Labs
You’ll probably be hearing a lot more about this soon, but Flex 3 Beta and Adobe Integrated Runtime (Apollo) Beta are now up on Adobe Labs. Ted had been teasing people throughout the week but it was worth the lead up. I’ve barely gotten a grasp on Flex 2 so I seriously hope that [...]
Automatically include your views with ColdBox
While prototyping a site today, I was looking for a better way for a better way of cutting down some of the programming side so I could focus more on the view templates. ColdBox makes this rather easy with it’s “1 view, 1 layout” concept and hooks into the events. Normally with ColdBox in your [...]
ColdFusion Users Group in Orlando, FL?
Brian LeGros posted looking for people interested in joining a newly created Orlando ColdFusion users group yesterday. For as many ColdFusion programmers as there are in Orlando and Central Florida, it’s surprising there hasn’t been an active group in a number of years — since before ColdFusion 7 and then some. If you’re interested head [...]
Yahoo Announces ColdFusion Developer Center
Tonight Yahoo decided to add ColdFusion to the Yahoo Developer Center. The developer page includes some How-To’s for working with Yahoo REST web services as well as a few other code samples and a link to Raymond Camdens Yahoo package on Riaforge. Great work getting this up there!
ColdCourse Updated for Nicer URLs Regardless of Hosting
One of the biggest limiting factors of ColdCourse was that in order to get the full effect you needed to have a host that supported .htaccess files or have access to install an isapi filter on IIS. Not anymore though! Now you can create SES URLs regardless of your OS or host as long as [...]
How Do You Create and Populate Your Database?
Getting a database setup and populated with some sample data is almost inevitably one of the first things to happen once development on a project begins. Even still I don’t know of any good way to set this up in ColdFusion. Basically there needs to be a way of creating your database as code so [...]
