Joe Danziger has launched a new blog dedicated to AJAX use with ColdFusion . Joe is the author of a recent CFDJ article on building a ColdFusion + AJAX shopping cart . Welcome Joe, we look forward to your postings.
I'll be presenting at a seminar on ColdFusion and Flex in NYC next week. The following is a copy and paste from the flyer. (If you want the flyer e-mailed to you, let me know). Empower your team to build and deploy RIA with unprecedented productivity! From the ability to render printable versions...
Ray Camden has posted comments on my newly released MSQL Crash Course . Thanks, Ray.
The ColdFusion MX 7 Web Application Construction Kit has won Best Book in the 2005 MX Developer’s Journal / ColdFusion Developer’s Journal Readers Choice Awards , with Advanced ColdFusion MX 7 Application Development winning 2nd runner-up. And in addition, my Tip-of-the-Day (which has...
SeeFusion has been around for a while now, but I recently got the chance to take it for a spin, and wanted to share my thoughts. SeeFusion is a utility that lets you peak under the CF hood, allowing you to see lots of what's going on, and much of it in real time. I've previously mentioned that this...
Adobe is the Platinum sponsor of CFUNITED 2006 . I plan on attending, as do others on the ColdFusion team, and hope you do, too!
It looks like I am going to get the opportunity to present to user groups all over the U.S. in February and March. The subject will be Flex 2, with an in depth look at what this means for us ColdFusion developers, and will include coverage of Flex Builder 2 as well as new ColdFusion Flex...
Pete Freitag has posted comments on my newly released MSQL Crash Course . Thanks, Pete.
If you are upgrading to SQL Server 2005, pay attention to this one ... SQL Server has long supported two forms of OUTER JOIN syntax, the ANSI syntax (using LEFT OUTER JOIN, RIGHT OUTER JOIN, etc.), and the simplified T-SQL syntax (using *= and =*). If you've always used ANSI syntax then you are...
I presented an introduction to Flex Builder 2 this evening to my local CFUG, the Detroit Area ColdFusion User Group . Some of the attendees had seen Flex previously, but none had actually used it themselves. This made showing it off both fun and easy. And to make things more interesting, I used a...