Several ColdFusion positions this week: Unnamed client (Atlanta, GA) is looking for a 2-3 ColdFusion developers with Flex experience. Oracle and Java experience preferred. Contact recruiter Steve Douglas at Kinetix. Unnamed client (Ann Arbor, MI) is looking for a ColdFusion developer for a 16-18...
To the delight of many a ColdFusion developer, in CF8 we added support for implicit array and structure creation. And now we're taking this one step further in the ColdFusion 8 updater (due out shortly) to allow for arrays and structures to be nested. As an example, the following should work (and I...
The Adobe Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) has started a blog to post security related information pertaining to Adobe products and technologies.
Microsoft is a common target for rants, dislikes, and disdain. And the negative views and opinions are frequently justified. But Microsoft can also be surprising, and I had that experience this week. I have only ever contacted Microsoft Support twice, both in regards to my home network. The first...
Chet Haase, author of "Filthy Rich Clients", and Java client guru, has joined the Flex team, and is now blogging . Welcome, Chet!
Tom Jordahl has announced that he'll be presenting a Connect session tomorrow on BlazeDS to The Online ColdFusion Meetup Group . He'll cover exactly what you get in BlazeDS and how it relates to LiveCycle Data Services, and will detail some of the reasons why you might want to use these server...
AIR includes the SQLite engine, but it is just that, an engine, and it has no UI for creating and working with tables. To address this, Christophe Coenraets created a great little AIR app called SQLite Admin, and earlier today he posted an updated version for use with the released AIR 1.0.
I just love this eBoy AIR launch poster (follow link for a larger clearer copy). Check out the CF Dude on the ping-pong table!
Adobe Developer Connection has published an article by Todd Prekaski on the details of digitally signing AIR applications. This one is required reading for anyone building AIR apps.
SQLite is a vital core component of newly released AIR , providing a local SQL data store for your desktop AIR applications. Dave McAllister has announced that Adobe has joined the SQLite Consortium, supporting the continued growth and improvements in SQLite.