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News Tour de Flex

Tour de Flex is a desktop application for exploring Flex capabilities and resources, including the core Flex components, Adobe AIR and data integration, as well as a variety of third-party components, effects, skins, and more. Tour de Flex has three primary purposes: Provide non-Flex developers with a good overview of what is possible in Flex in a [...] (translate)

What if ColdFusion was Renamed?

Sometimes, in a products life a change of name is necessary to seperate the old from the new, to give the product a new life, to highlight a change in direction.Think Turbo Pascal -> DelphiThink Lucky Goldstar -> LGThere are many examples I can think of. I was thinking that perhaps that time is near for ColdFusion, ColdFusion suffers from a bad name, bad press and confusion between the product ColdFusion and the theory of Cold Fusion.Given the evolution from Alaire, Macromedia to Adobe. Perhaps something more in line with the new product set is appropiate. I have some ideas, (translate)

Adobe Riathon 2008

Developer contests are almost always awesome. You get a good chance of winning something groovy and getting a look at some of the best applications your peers come up with while doing something you love. Take heed, fellow Indian Flash / Flex / AIR developers. Here's your chance to attend such a contest: The Adobe Riathon 2008. [...] (170 Words, CategoryFlex) (translate)

Moose Cookin Bridal Portraits Using Softboxes Layers Blog Winner

So I am taking a couple of days off from the grind, hanging out with the incomporable Moose Peterson at the You Can Do It Too Workshop here in Mammoth, CA. Spending a couple of days with good friends like Moose and Sharon, and talking a little bit about web setup is just what [...] (translate)

MAX Wrapup

Well, MAX is done and Adobe Groups is launched. I am heading home to NYC for a little R&R. I’ll be back in December. (translate)

What if ColdFusion was Renamed?

Sometimes, in a products life a change of name is necessary to seperate the old from the new, to give the product a new life, to highlight a change in direction.Think Turbo Pascal -> DelphiThink Lucky Goldstar -> LGThere are many examples I can think of. I was thinking that perhaps that time is near for ColdFusion, ColdFusion suffers from a bad name, bad press and confusion between the product ColdFusion and the theory of Cold Fusion.Given the evolution from Alaire, Macromedia to Adobe. Perhaps something more in line with the new product set is appropiate. I have some ideas, (translate)

Mach-II vs Fusebox

Check this site !http://blog.daemon.com.au/archives/000295.htmldevelopers who want to build OO applications with an MVC approach will probably prefer Mach-II. Developers who are used to coding procedural applications will probably prefer Fusebox. Again, Fusebox will support OO-based models with an MVC design; it just doesn't enforce or require itBrian Kotek has released an interesting article on TechRepublic entitled, Comparing and contrasting Mach-II and Fusebox 4.1 frameworks for ColdFusion MX. (translate)

What's XFA

Fusebox 101: What's XFA all about?http://www.fusebox.org/forums/messageview.cfm?catid=27&threadid=5214http://www.briankotek.com/blog (translate)

Inserting Custom SQL into DataMgr

Check this site out !http://www.bryantwebconsulting.com/blog/index.cfm/2008/1/9/Inserting-Custom-SQL-into-DataMgrInserting Custom SQL into DataMgrWe ran into a situation on a current project where we needed to return a column based on complicated logic. We needed to have a column that indicated if the value of an answer had changed since the user had originally answered the question. This logic was sufficiently complicated that even a custom relation field wouldn't do the job.In situations where a layer of abstraction isn't able to handle the complexity required, it makes sense to break out of that layer of abstraction. That is why a ColdFusion programmer may sometimes (rarely) (translate)

KOOL Site techshrine.com

http://techshrine.com/Ajax/post:jeetu-alex-coldfusion-rocks-my-technical-skills/ KOOL Site (translate)

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