September 27, 2007 at 3:12 am · Filed under ColdFusion, General, Web Development
Here is a list of resources that will help you get started with Adobe ColdFusion.
From the Adobe site:
- Get started with ColdFusion
- ColdFusion Data Sheets and White papers
- ColdFusion FAQs
- Download ColdFusion 8 – Developer Edition (Free)
- ColdFusion Documentation
ColdFusion Blogs:
- Adobe MXNA
- FullAsAGoog
- ColdFusionBloggers
Podcasts:
- ColdFusion Weekly
- Out Loud
Presentations:
- UGTV
ColdFusion Frameworks:
- FuseBox
- Mach-II
- Model-Glue
- Reactor (ORM)
- Transfer (ORM)
- ColdSpring
- cfcUnit (framework for unit testing ColdFusion code)
ColdFusion IDE:
- CFEclipse (Coldfusion IDE for Eclipse)
- SubClipse (Subversion within the Eclipse IDE)
ColdFusion Mailing Lists:
- ColdFusion Talk
- CFAussie
Others:
- RIAForge (Open Source projects built on Adobe technology)
- The ColdFusion Open-Source Project List
- ColdFusion Cookbook
- LearnCF
- CommunityMX
- EasyCFM
ColdFusion Jobs:
- DeveloperCircuit
Please leave a comment if I have forgotten any that you would recommend.
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September 26, 2007 at 3:31 am · Filed under ColdFusion
If you havent heard already Adobe has released (a few days ago) ColdFusion 8.0 Cumulative Hot Fix 1.
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September 23, 2007 at 8:24 am · Filed under General, Rants
Havent posted anything lately because I have moved to Greenville, South Carolina to take up a position as an Assistant Manager – Projects with Cognizant Technology Solutions. I will be managing a team of 4 Coldfusion developers. The project I am working on uses Coldfusion 7, Fusebox, Coldspring & CFCUnit. Plenty to do and learn so stay tuned.
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September 7, 2007 at 1:49 am · Filed under Google, Rants
Thats right Google Reader finally has a search box. I had been wishing for a search box for ages and finally its here.
Reader Search lets you use keywords to find items in your subscriptions. If you subscribe to someone’s shared items, it’ll search those too.
Other Reader enhancements:
- You can now hide the side navigation by clicking on the separator to its right.
- Unread counts now go to 1,000
- Reader now behaves like every other web page and lets you use the forward and back buttons to move between folders and subscriptions that you’ve navigated to.
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