A friend of mine over at PowerOne Media just sent me an e-mail to tell me that he is looking for several ColdFusion developers (at several skill levels) at their Ann Arbor, MI location. Primary responsibilities to include working on a ColdFusion based online automotive product, and some technical...
Contrary to what many believe, there are in fact Adobe Bloggers ! Yeah!
I received a package from Palm this morning. It contained a little plastic SIM card tray to replace the one in the top of my Treo 650. As per the accompanying note: Palm has learned that some SIM cards may not fit tightly enough in the SIM tray provided with the Treo 650 product. As a result, the...
Yes, I now work for Adobe. Although, what I am doing is no different to what I was doing while working for Macromedia. I am talking to customers and developers, answering questions, working on some new articles and content, tinkering with ColdFusion/Flex integration ... for now, as far as...
There is a new Treo update out for Cingular users. This was not a painless update to install. In fact, it took several failed tries and multiple hard resets, so be sure you have a good backup before upgrading. The good news: Amongst the enhancements in version 1.17 is improved Bluetooth support,...
The following was sent to me by Greg Spencer. I've yet to try FusionReactor myself, but the information and screenshots seem very compelling: FusionReactor is a really powerful add-on for monitoring, debugging and performance tuning your ColdFusion applications and servers throughout the...
Tom Jordahl, the engineer responsible for Web Services support in ColdFusion, has posted details on how to change the target endpoint in a ColdFusion web services object.
Ryan Guill has posted qBrowser , a simple SQL statement browser that lets you test SQL, sort results, save statements, and more. Very useful indeed.
I spent a considerable amount of time today in two different e-mail threads, both from individuals trying to compare ColdFusion development to .NET development. So that I won't have to wade through all of this again any time soon, and in the hope that this discussion proves useful to others, I have...
Steven Erat has posted a link to a job opening for a ColdFusion support engineer . Tier 3 (escalation) engineers get to answer the really tough questions, so lots of ColdFusion and JRun experience is a must. If you think you've go what it takes, read Steven's post.