ColdFusion hosting partner HostMySite (they do indeed host my site, actually) is now offering an Enterprise Elastic Computing service. Among other things, it gives you the ability to deploy ColdFusion Enterprise onto a Windows or Linux virtual machine through an automated remote deployment tool.
I am in London, and will be spending today and tomorrow meeting with customers, partners, and presenting to a usergroup tomorrow. Later this week I head to Brussels and Amsterdam for more of the same.
Two positions this week: Revolutions, Inc. (Columbus, OH) is looking for a ColdFusion developer. Requirements include experience with Apache and IIS, JavaScript, CSS, and SQL Server. Details on Monster . IMN (Boston, MA) is looking for a ColdFusion developer. Requirements include a B.S. in Computer...
Integral has released the beta of FusionDebug 3.0 , adding support for run to line functionality and setting breaks on runtime custom exceptions, as well as support for Railo 3.1. A press release was posted earlier today.
I'm heading back to Bucharest, Romania! Adobe Romania is hosting a full day developer day on May 19th, 2009, with sessions covering Flex, AIR, LCDS, and more. I am scheduled to present several sessions including an opening session. Fellow evangelist Mihai Corlan has posted more details on his blog...
Haven't submitted your MAX 2009 session and lab proposals yet? Hurry, the Call for papers and topics closes tomorrow.
It's always good to see a hosting company report an increase in demand for ColdFusion hosting services, as in this story about UK hosing company Hostway .
CFWebDay is a 5 hour online event covering all things ColdFusion, and featuring the best known names in the Brazilian ColdFusion community. The free event is scheduled for April 11th, 2009 at 1:30pm local time. Details posted online .
At MAX 2008 in San Francisco, Kevin Lynch announced that Major League Baseball was going to be using Flash for broadcast video. What he did not say at the time is that MLB had been using Silverlight, which they were abandoning for Flash. Greg Sandoval has posted a story on CNET explaining what he's...
The Adobe Affiliate Program lets owners of web sites and blogs recommend Adobe software, and make up to 8% on referrals. Lots more details in the program FAQ .