EditArea Gets CFML Support
Max Leynov pinged me to let me know that he's added CFML support to open source text editor project EditArea .
Max Leynov pinged me to let me know that he's added CFML support to open source text editor project EditArea .
A while back we announced that ColdFusion was going to be free for educational use. It's taken longer than we'd have liked to iron out the kinks. But, the ColdFusion 8 for Education site is now up and running and ready for your use. This offer is for ColdFusion 8 Enterprise, and is available...
Zogby International is a polling and opinion tracking company, and Zogby data is used by news organizations, businesses, political campaigns and more. And in this exciting (and contentious) political season, John Zogby has become something of a fixture on the news circuit. The Zogby website (which...
Get your cool unofficial Centaur t-shirt for $20 from centaurshirt.com .
ColdFusion Product Marketing Manager Kristen Schofield has announced that government agencies can get 20% off the price of ColdFusion 8 through the end of October 2008.
A TechNote posted last week explains how to stream images in ColdFusion , and provides simple sample code.
Students, here's your chance to help promote Adobe RIA products and technologies on campus, while earning recognition, access to events, funding for activities, and more. How? By becoming an Adobe Student Rep. Details on the Flex Team Blog .
Luis Majano has announced a contest in which one person can win free ColdBox training at the October ColdBox seminar in Dallas, TX.
GlobeSmart is a web-based tool providing business personnel with quick and easy access to extensive and frequently updated knowledge on how to conduct business effectively with people from countries around the world. From business meeting etiquette and expectations to local tipping to common...
ColdFusion On Wheels is the ColdFusion community's response to Ruby On Rails. And version 0.8 (featuring Oracle support, composite key support, and bug fixes) has now been released. Thanks to Chris Peters for bringing this to my attention, and to Per Djurner who is the primary developer on this...