the Twitter Blog has something posted that I thought was a nice in site.
“For stressed engineers, it’s tempting to think that another solution – anything but what you’re using now! – will solve all your problems. Maybe you start dreaming up the perfect framework on a whiteboard, or maybe you start scouring the web [...]
Now we know!
As we all know CFDump is probably the coolest and the most used tag in development. To be able to dump anything and everything in a nice concise format is worth it’s weight in gold. I have gone ahead and installed CF8 beta on my laptop and have been using it for everyday development. Mainly [...]
Off and on throughout my web career I have been a remote web worker; Because of this I utilize the services of many a franchise locations. I was excited when one of my favorite blogs Web Worker Daily (and fellow WordPress user) had a post and listed one of my favorite hang outs, Panera, as [...]
CF-Talk has had a discussion started by my buddy Andy about the whole javax scripting that is in Java 6 and thus available for use in CF8. What it allows is basically the ability to use different languages (.NET, Ruby, PHP, Python) inside of your CFML. Now at first glance someone would say “why they [...]
I have worked in the web world for about 9 years and about 80% of that has been working at home. Whether it was working for a company or doing my own thing I have always loved the liberty and the comfort of working from my house. Web Worker Daily is one of my favorite [...]
For those of you that use MySQL… which should be EVERYONE… you may have noticed (as Ray just reported) that there is native MySQL 4/5 support. No more jumping through hoops to get it working.
Forta is talking about a cool thing about ColdFusion 8 that is the new CFPRINT tag. It allows you to do server side printing. I think that Adobe really gets who their client is… it is companies trying to do stuff on a larger WAN type environment IE Intra nets.
We have this large format printer [...]
Dopefly has a post talking about the new features that are being talked about for Fusebox 6. I think one of the coolest things is how you can now call Do’s by doing myFusebox.do(“circuit.fuseaction”).. Thank you Jebbus!
