Check out this MAX widget, created with Flex Builder and powered by ColdFusion on the backend. And then, get others to embed it, and if you are the top referer you'll get a free pass to MAX, and free software!
With ColdFusion 9 in public beta, we're dedicating quite a few MAX 2009 sessions to the subject this year. Here are some CF9 sessions that you should be aware of: ColdFusion Product Manager Adam Lehman is presenting a high-level What's New In ColdFusion 9 session. ColdFusion Engineering Manager...
Security hotfixes have been posted for ColdFusion and JRun.
This special is only available at CFUnited (Adam announced this during our opening keynote), so don't tell 'em that I spilled the beans here ... Purchase ColdFusion 8 today to receive a 30% discount, and also receive 3 free copies of Flex Builder 3 Standard with your order. In addition, buy...
The 2009 Community Achievement Awards were announced today at CFUnited, and the ColdFusion Web Application Construction Kit series won in the Best Book category. Here is the full slide deck of nominees and awards .
During the CFUnited keynote this morning, we announced plans to support ColdFusion 9 in cloud computing deployments. Not a lot of details were given, and pricing was not discussed, but this is what we did say: The current CPU based ColdFusion licensing, including no restriction on instances or...
I am about to leave for the Greater D.C. area for CFUnited 2009 . I'll be presenting tomorrow morning's opening keynote session, with assistance from Adam Lehman and Terry Ryan. And, for those of you who think you know all there is to know about CF9, well, we have a very significant announcement...
Scotch On The Rocks Europe is now officially a go, and registration is now open. Locations are: October 19: Munich October 21: Zurich October 23: Milan October 26: Amsterdam October 27: Brussels October 29: London
Terry Ryan has announced a Twitter ColdFusion Trivia Friday game on Friday, August 7th. Prizes include the ever popular ColdFusion Rocks t-shirt, and limited edition CF8 scotch glasses.
URL shorteners (like TinyURL, or bit.ly, or tr.im) are used to shorten URLs (duh!) so that you can post or e-mail or tweet smaller more manageable URLs instead of longer ones. SitePoint is running an article by Kay Smoljak entitled Get Shorty: Trim the Fat with ColdFusion in which Kay shows you how...