Resurrecting MXNA, And What Comes Next
Mike Chambers has posted an entry entitled Update on MXNA (or what the %@#! is going on!) about, well, I think it's pretty self-explanatory.
Mike Chambers has posted an entry entitled Update on MXNA (or what the %@#! is going on!) about, well, I think it's pretty self-explanatory.
Ted Patrick turned me on to YSlow , a Yahoo! Firefox add-on that integrates with Firebug to analyze web page loads and make performance recommendations. I've been using it for a few days now, and this one is very cool, check it out!
3 years after starting the Transfer project, Mark Mandel has announced the release of Transfer 1.0. Congrats to Mark and all those involved on this momentous accomplishment! And if you've not bumped into Transfer yet ... Transfer is a ColdFusion Object Relational Mapping Library. Transfer ORM's...
Four positions this week, and all in California: VMWare (Plato Alto, CA) is looking for a ColdFusion developer. Requirements include 5+ years of full-time ColdFusion development with at least 3 years experience with CFMX or later (it is strongly preferred that most recent position relied heavily on...
Tim Buntel (yep, even though he moved to the Flex team we still like him) is looking for feedback to drive the feature set of the next major update to Flex Builder. He posted details on his blog (which, of course, is still powered by ColdFusion).
InfoWorld has posted a detailed review of Flex Builder 3 .
Yesterday we quietly rolled out two important enhancements to the Adobe Developer Center . The first change is community powered search (you'll see a new search box on the upper right side of the page), which basically means that searches now includes content from a wider array of sources,...
Yesterday I received an interesting question from an individual who used ColdFusion extensively in the CF3-CF5 era, but has no experience with ColdFusion MX or later. He is now getting back into ColdFusion development, and wanted to know what it is he needs to know about ColdFusion today. It's an...
ColdFusion On Wheels is the open source ColdFusion community response to Ruby on Rails, and the beta of version 0.7 was released today.
I've been blogging Flex Camp announcements for a while, and have spoken at many too (the next one I plan on attending is May 15th in Toronto ). Flex Camps are fun, informative, educational, and great networking tools, too. If you're interested in hosting your own Flex Camp, visit this Flex Camp...