As I mentioned earlier this week, building AIR applications using HTML and JavaScript is pretty simple (arguably easier than doing so in MXML/AS for those of us with a web background). But how do you port a ColdFusion powered web app to be an AIR app? One simple solution is not to. After all, you...
Lots of you have been asking for official ColdFusion support for OSX Leopard. And lots of you have also been asking for a 64bit version of ColdFusion (currently only 64bit Solaris is supported). The good news is that we are working on both. I can't give you a release date yet, but ... stay tuned...
Kristen Schofield, ColdFusion's new Product Marketing Manager, is blogging .
I am in Shanghai, staying overnight here and then flying back to the US tomorrow morning. I am in the Yuyuan (Yu Garden) area, and the skyline view is absolutely breathtaking. This morning (in Hangzhou) I demonstrated building AIR applications using just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. And afterwards I...
I am in Hangzhou , a beautiful city 100 miles or so from Shanghai. State Street and Zhejiang University are hosting the annual International Conference on Information Technology for Financial Services (ICITFS) here, and I'll be presenting a session on Flex and AIR tomorrow.
I am standing on the Great Wall of China at Badaling.
I just arrived in Beijing, making a detour coming back from MAX Japan to spend 3 days in China (in Beijing and Hangzhou, and then leaving via Shanghai) for Flex and AIR related meetings and presentations. This is my first time in China (I have visited Hong Kong and Taiwan previously, but never...
Flex Camp is coming to Boston on December 7, 2007 (from 8am to 5pm) at Bentley College in Waltham, MA.
I've presented training sessions hundred of times, many of them hands-on sessions, and many of them sessions that were simultaneously translated in to other languages. But I had never attempted a hands-on session with simultaneous translation before - until today, here at MAX Japan . And it was...
Builder.au has posted a video interview with Tim Buntel. The discussion covers the recent ColdFusion 8 release.