This one has been all over the new sites recently, a story about Crossdogs.com , an online service catering to independent artists. Check out this paragraph For computer geeks interested in how it's all put together, the interface Crossdogs.com members use to create their online press material is a...
Google Page Creator is now in beta.
Mike Potter has posted links to sample code that shows how to invoke LiveCycle components from within ColdFusion, as well as an interview with a ColdFusion developer who has done just that and more.
The Adobe Developer Relations team has released a set of free and open ActionScript 3.0 APIs to help developers get started building Flex 2.0 applications. This include FlexUnit (a unit testing framework for Flex and ActionScript 3.0 applications), Flickr, Mappr (combines images from Flickr with...
TechBookReport has posted a review of my MySQL Crash Course , and concluded that "If you want to learn SQL and aim to implement your database using MySQL then this is definitely the book to use".
I presented Flex 2 to the Chicago ColdFusion user group this evening. This has always been a great group to talk to, a lively and very interactive bunch, and the conversation and questions were right on target. I fly to Minneapolis first thing tomorrow morning for a midday session there. Details on...
I'm on the way down to Kansas City to present "Flex 2 for ColdFusion developers" to the KCFusion user group. This group is consistently once of the best attended, so this evening's event should be lively and fun. If you are in the area, please drop by.
One of the examples that I have been using in my user group presentations is a ColdFusion Session Tracker. This application uses Flex Enterprise Services to push real time session details to a connected Flex client. The display is a grid of sessions showing request count and when the most recent...
Matt Chotin has blogged that the Flex Enterprise team is looking for Dev and QA folks to work in our Newton, MA office.
My blog has been inundated with spam lately, some comments, but mostly trackbacks. Ray's code filters lots of them out, but many do get through. I've written a quick and dirty admin tool to let me clean them out quickly, but it's still a pain. So over the past few weeks I have been keeping tabs on...