I know, we're barely recuperated from MAX 2009 , and MAX 2010 is still 10 months away. But, it's not too early to sign up so you'll be in the loop. Subscribe to the Adobe MAX 2010 mailing list and you'll be the first to know when registration opens, when sessions are posted, and more.
You should be running ColdFusion 9 . But, if for some reason you're still on ColdFusion 8, then you'll want to know that ColdFusion 8.0.1 Cumulative Hot Fix 4 has been released.
The first book on ColdBox has been released. The Definitive Guide To The ColdBox Platform is written by Luis Majano, the creator of ColdBox.
XM Radio Canada is powered by ColdFusion. Last week XM Radio Canada upgraded to ColdFusion 9, and also rolled out a new Flash based online player and an iPhone app called XMRO , both of which are powered by ColdFusion 9 on the back-end.
A few weeks ago I chatted with DZone's Nitin Bharti about ColdFusion 9 and beyond. The interview is now online.
There is a problem with ColdFusion 9 Standard serial numbers on Linux. As per this tech note , the solution is to install without a serial number, and then enter the serial number through the System Information page of the ColdFusion Administrator.
When I was in Australia last month I had the opportunity to sit down with Chris Duckett to chat about ColdFusion, Flash, MAX announcements, and more, and the video is now online on the ZDNet Australia site. And it actually turned out pretty well (yes, I am somewhat surprised, this was basically...
At MAX 2009 we announced the ability to create native iPhone applications using Flash CS5. And now fellow Adobe Platform Evangelist Lee Brimelow has posted a superb video tutorial explaining how to do just this.
MAX 2009 attendees were treated to a sneak preview of Avatar (which is due in theaters worldwide on December 18th, 2009). And now the Avatar AIR desktop application is available for you to download! CNET calls the app a must-see, and I agree!
The current alpha of Flex Builder for Linux has a hard-coded expiration date of December 1st, 2009. To enable Linux users to continue using Flex Builder past that date, the Flex team has announced an update (no features changes, just the expiration extension).