Archive for July, 2007
ColdFusion 8 Released!
The long awaited ColdFusion 8 made it public today with much fanfare in the ColdFusion community. It’s been two years since the release of ColdFusion 7, the last major release, and in the meantime more features have been added than most people know about. So what’s new in this release and what would make you [...]
Bar Camp Orlando in September
The gatherings in Orlando keep on coming! The guys over at the Orlando Ruby Users Group have put together a Bar Camp right here in my own backyard. Although I’m still getting my feet wet when it comes to Rails, their presentations are always worth showing up for. If you live in the central Florida [...]
ColdFusion never made it… then it “died”
Lists seem to draw the most attention. Much more attention than things like research and journalism. These reporters can get away from their criticism for the well known reason that any press is good press. I don’t think Corfield’s ever common quote “If you’re not annoying somebody, you’re not really alive.” is true in this [...]
Adogo is a Go!
Well it’s confirmed! The first Adobe Developers of Greater Orlando usergroup meeting will be held on August 7th, 2007 @ 7:00 PM at Devry University in Millenia. The topics will include Flex and ColdFusion Applications the Easy Way with Coldspring and a Rich Internet Applications Birds of a Feather. If you’re interested in attending [...]
Making the CSS Switch with Grids
CSS layouts have been all the rage for the last 5 years or, since Jeffery Zeldman’s groundbreaking book Designing With Web Standards and the rise of CSS Zen Garden. I’m obviously no designer, but the ideas behind why you’d want a CSS layout instead of a table based layout are becoming more important than ever [...]
