November 6, 2007
Lots of you have been asking for official ColdFusion support for OSX Leopard. And lots of you have also been asking for a 64bit version of ColdFusion (currently only 64bit Solaris is supported). The good news is that we are working on both. I can't give you a release date yet, but ... stay tuned...
November 6, 2007
Kristen Schofield, ColdFusion's new Product Marketing Manager, is blogging .
October 31, 2007
Builder.au has posted a video interview with Tim Buntel. The discussion covers the recent ColdFusion 8 release.
October 30, 2007
Jared Rypka-Hauer shares his thoughts on ColdFusion and the community in an Adobe era over on Fusion Authority.
October 29, 2007
David Tucker has written an article for Adobe Developer Connection entitled Managing Adobe AIR updates with ColdFusion 8 . While the article is about using ColdFusion to manage updates to an AIR application post-deployment, David does demonstrate lots of ColdFusion/Flex/AIR integration techniques...
October 28, 2007
rtePad is a web based rich text editor. If you want to truly be amazed, check out these examples ! It's all client-side JavaScript, so it is back-end independent (and they note that it can indeed be used by ColdFusion).
October 28, 2007
Mark Drew has posted notes on getting ColdFusion to run on Mac OS X Leopard (which is not officially supported yet).
October 27, 2007
Futsal is an indoor version of Soccer, and the game is hugely popular in Japan, where many companies have employee teams. Adobe Japan created the Adobe MAX Cup 2007 Futsal Tournament (with the final game set to coincide with MAX 2007 Japan later this week), and teams from Adobe, Intel, Microsoft,...
October 27, 2007
As previously announced , I'll be in Australia next month for CFCAMP events in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Perth. The events are going to be partial formal presentation, partial free form bar camp, and should be lots of fun. Registration for these events is now open .
October 25, 2007
Tech Republic is running a story by Brian Kotek entitled Why developers should check out ColdFusion 8 , stating that CF8 is "a force to be reckoned with in the application server space", and that "the recent release is by far the most compelling version since they moved to the Java platform - and...