Looks like I will indeed make it to CFDevCon on November 9th in the U.K. My topic has yet to be finalized (I am working on nothing but MAX this week, and btw, online registration and session selection closes this evening!), but you can be sure that it'll involve Scorpio, sneak-peeks, and ... well,...
Curious about LiveCycle? Trying to figure out just what the LiveCycle applications are and what they can do for you? Want to tinker with LiveCycle without having to deal with complex installations? The LiveCycle Developer Toolbox is a self-contained pre-configured environment made up of JBoss,...
Dean Harmon (aka. Mr. CFReport) has made CFEclipse 1.3 run on Eclipse 3.1 (which Flex Builder is based on, previously CFEclipse 1.3 required Eclipse 3.2 which is not yet supported by Flex Builder). See Dean's blog post for details.
ZDNet's Ryan Stewart is excited about the upcoming MAX , and MAXUP in particular. Read why .
Only a few more days to register for MAX , and it's not too late to do so. While just about every hands-on session is now sold out, there still is room at many of the other sessions. For now. Also, MAXUP (the open FREE community-driven event-within-an-event featuring presentations on a variety of...
The official current position on ColdFusion 64bit support (make that very limited support) has been posted online. No real news in this TechNote, but it's good to have it stated clearly. And yes, we know that lots of you want true 64bit support.
cf.Objective() 2007 will be May 3rd-6th, 2007, in Minneapolis, MN. Details are now online .
Tim Buntel and I met with Federal Computer Week a short while back to talk to them about ColdFusion (and the release of Flex integration in CFMX 7.0.2). The resulting story is now online . That quote attributed to me is a little odd, I think they misunderstood part of my Flex demo and attributed it...
Mark Szulc posted a blog entry created in Contribute 4 using Contribute's new WordPress integration. I guess that means we now need to get Ray to allow Contribute to be used with BlogCFC . Ray?
An update to Flash Player 9 has been posted to Labs. Changes include a new full screen mode, support for Windows Vista, and some bug fixes. More details posted by Emmy Huang on her blog.