Seeking Flex Developers In The Netherlands
If you happen to live in the Benelux area, Waldo Smeets has posted three companies in The Netherlands looking for Flex developers.
If you happen to live in the Benelux area, Waldo Smeets has posted three companies in The Netherlands looking for Flex developers.
Rob Gonda has announced an implementation of AjaxCFC for jQuery , it uses the existing AjaxCFC ColdFusion integration, but uses the jQuery Ajax engine. Keep an eye on Rob's blog for the beta announcement.
I just spent way too much time debugging some SQL Server code, only to discover that my results did not match my SQL statements because of a trigger that I was unaware of. How did I find this trigger? With the help of a wonderful built in stored procedure named SP_HELPTRIGGER. The following lists...
The United Kingdom's Healthcare Commission is the independent inspection body for both the NHS and independent healthcare. The Healthcare Commission's web site is powered by ColdFusion MX 7. This one sent to me by Anthony Cooper, thanks.
Koen Caerels pointed me at this quote on Ajaxian : "We don't mention ColdFusion enough. Sorry guys.". Dion and Ben, I agree, and I am glad that you now did. Thanks to Rey Bango for bringing the JavaScript port of to their attention.
Scholastic has announced that the title of the 7th Harry Potter book will be "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows". No publication date yet.
John Nack has posted a link to a color wheel showing the next generation of Adobe product icons, and yes, the next ColdFusion icon is there too. Now I miss the lightning bolt even more!
My desktop wallpaper is now a really cool piece artwork created by Roberto Riutort featuring the Scorpio pre-release logo. This one is red hot, or should that be hot red (actually, I think I'd have preferred for it to be in ColdFusion Blue rather than Adobe Red). If you'd like it for your computer...
Ryan Stewart posted a nice blurb about eBay's "San Dimas" project, an Apollo based eBay client.
The Register is running an interview with Mark Anders , formerly a key member of the Microsoft ASP.NET team, and now one of the brains driving Flex 2. Not an overly technical interview, but worth reading primarily for the comments on Microsoft and WPF.