June 28, 2006
House of Fusion has used CFUNITED to launch a new technical journal on ColdFusion, the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update . The inaugural issue contains article by Raymond Camden on Application.cfc and how it should be used, Matt Woodward on Flash forms, and Joe Rinehart on the new Model-Glue:Unity....
June 28, 2006
House Of Fusion is running a contest at CFUNITED, take a cool, quirky, crazy, or exception picture of the goings on here, and you could win a prize. Details here .
June 27, 2006
Emmy Huang has posted lots of details on Flash Player 9, including lots of invaluable links, a captivate demo on the express install process, a FAQ, and more.
June 27, 2006
It's been two years since Macromedia first released Flex, giving us a glimpse of what the future of web application development could (and should) look like. During this time Flex has been successfully deployed in a variety of organizations, both public and private. The highest profile Flex...
June 27, 2006
The wait is over! Flex 2 has just been released, and that includes Flex Builder 2, Flex Data Services 2, and the ColdFusion 7.0.2 update. To learn more about Flex 2 visit the Flex Developer Center . Also visit Flex.org for Flex technical and support resources (from both Adobe and the developer...
June 27, 2006
Day one of CFUNITED is winding down (aside from what I suspect will be a long evening of hanging out at the bar). Michael Smith and crew have outdone themselves once again, with over 900 attendees (over a 1000 including staff and exhibitors). This morning's keynote went very well. I presented...
June 26, 2006
Ashwin Mathew is a member of the ColdFusion engineering team in our Bangalore office, and he is now blogging .
June 26, 2006
Getting to D.C. took a long time today. Actually, I don't think it has ever taken me longer to get here than it did today! But I am here, and am hidden away working on my CFUNITED keynote. More to follow.
June 26, 2006
The International Registry of FlexCoders wants to track Flex coders worldwide. Feel free to sign up and spread the word.
June 22, 2006
SqueezePlay is a real time compression engine for IIS, capable of achieving as much as 10 to 1 reduction in data size. SqueezePlay requires Windows and IIS4 or later, and will compress HTML, XML, JavaScript, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and even PDF files. And the new SqueezePlay 2 also supports ColdFusion. I'm...