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Preview of Cartweaver 4!
Hello Cartweaver users, The rumors are true, Cartweaver 4 is on its way! We are very pleased that we can now begin to share the details of what we have been up to, and what Cartweaver 4 is all about! First, we have listened to your requests for features in the next version of Cartweaver, and we are excited to share what we have done in response to your feedback. We are also very pleased to say that Cartweaver 4 takes advantage of modern web standards and capabilities, with full support of CSS layout and formatting, and dynamic UI features (translate)
My Standing Desk
Many years ago, when I was drafting for a living, I stood at a table much like this one for most of the day. I had a stool but when working on large drawings standing was usually required. Then along … Continue reading → (translate)
Updated and Even More Impressive Now – The 54th Grammy’s Stage3D Site
The 54th Grammy’s Stage3D powered site “We Are Music” was covered before, and certainly the rich level of expressiveness sets a standard for next generation visual web experiences. Music is a part of us. It pens our love letters. It delivers our motivational speeches. It shares our secrets and sings our confessions. Each song reads like a [...] (translate)
My New Experience Getting ColdFusion Builder 2 Console Working
I have ColdFusion 9 Developer Edition installed on my Windows 7 machine running IIS7. Normally my ColdFusion 9 Application Server service starts automatically for me. Recently I have started learning and developing with ORM. Because of this, I need to figure out what ORM is asking the SQL server to make sure it’s not doing [...] (translate)
Strata Newsletter: February 2, 2012
Highlights from the 2/2/12 edition of the Strata newsletter include: Thoughts on the evolution of software usability and why unstructured data is worth the effort. (translate)
Tools of Change for Publishing Newsletter: February 1, 2012
Highlights from the 2/1/12 edition of the TOC newsletter include: TOC chairs Kat Meyer and Joe Wikert on what to watch for at the upcoming Tools of Change for Publishing Conference. (translate)
Sculpting Signatures in Illustrator
Create a stylized digital signature in Illustrator to drop onto your artwork when you are finished. Use Illustrator's width tool to add some calligraphy style to your signature. (translate)
CF101 Archive: February 2007 Data Table Gateways
Disclaimer: In 2007, sys-con closed down the ColdFusion Developer's Journal, and I wanted to post all the articles I had written to this site. I started, but got distracted on other things. I'm performing a purge of my digital archives and found the articles. At this point they are posted here more for my own archival purposes than because anyone is longing to read them. This article is being reposted in accordance to my contract with sys-con. I had them change the default contract so that I could post articles on my personal site. This article follows the design pattern (translate)
Unity Technologies announced the winner of the celebratory Unity...
Unity Technologies announced the winner of the celebratory Unity “Flash in a Flash” Creation Contest, which ran for just two weeks. The contest was a runaway success with more than 500 games submitted by the deadline, proving just how fast games can be created, ported, and deployed to the Flash platform using Unity’s development tool. Grand Prize $20.000 USD: Tail Drift Three runner-ups will each receive $1,000, Unity Pro with iOS Pro and an iPad 2: AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! Six Sides of the World Ski Safari Six additional games will receive Unity Pro with iOS Pro as an award for their efforts: Covert (translate)
Top stories: January 30-February 3, 2012
This week on O'Reilly: Edd Dumbill examined the components and functions of the Hadoop ecosystem, Pete Warden gave a big thumbs-up to unstructured data, and Jonathan Alexander looked at how a Moneyball approach could help software teams. (translate)