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New “must see” Acrobat.com improvements!
Adobe have upgraded Acrobat.com over the weekend to the new “Unity” release, bringing the same collaboration benefits currently offered for documents & meeting rooms to your slides & spreadsheets. I’ve been using Buzzword, Adobe’s online word processor, ever since Adobe acquired Virtual Ubiquity and the fact that I can now have Presentations & Tables, all in [...] (translate)
The 'Creative' Chip?
Via Andrew Sullivan, I learned of Douglas Fox's article in October's Discover Magazine, covering Stanford Professor Kwabena Boahen's work on a new type of computer chip -- one with architecture styled after the human brain. Why do we want a brain-like chip? Well, it turns out that the human brain is not only an amazingly powerful computer, but an amazingly efficient one as well. (translate)
Railo Resin and Virtual hosts
With multiple projects running locally I prefer to use virtual hosts so I can browse to http://project1.local and http://project2.local rather than http://127.0.0.1/project1 and http://127.0.0.1/project2This is really easy in IIS ( point and click ).Apache you have to touch some configuration files but there is alot of information out there on this.With Resin it's also quite simple but there is far less information about this available.I put together this walk through on the process.And if your wondering about the performance of resin ( free edition ) Peter Bell's response should give you some confidence.I run about 70 websites on Railo and (translate)
CFUnited 2010 - Speakers Announced, I'll Be There
Reading through the CFBloggers feed the other day I noticed the first round of CFUnited 2010 speakers had been announced. I clicked through to the CFUnited blog and noticed my ColdFusion 9 caching submission had been accepted. While it seems like CFUnited 2010 is 9.4605284 × 10^15 meters in the future (points to the first person who knows how long this is) I'm looking forward to the opportunity to attend again. I really enjoyed this years conference which was the first time I had been back to CFUnited since 2006 as well as my first time speaking at the conference. (translate)
Ask a Jedi: ColdFusion Autosuggest on 2 Columns
Mike asks: I'm working on a suggestion list for a search box, is it possible to query more than one column and return that from the binding CFC? Absolutely. Remember, ColdFusion's autosuggest control doesn't care how you create the result, ... [More] (translate)
ColdFusion 9 tag list
I needed a list of all the tags in ColdFusion 9 so manually put this together. I thought I would throw it out there in case anyone else needed it. cfabort cfajaximport cfajaxproxy cfapplet cfapplication cfargument cfassociate cfauthenticate... (translate)
Speaking at 360 Flex in San Jose in March
I will be speaking or rather running a one day course on how to connect the Arduino hardware platform to Flex at 360 Flex in San Jose (March 7th-10th). [More] (translate)
14 Days of ColdFusion 9 Caching: Day 5 - The Difference Between Timespan and Idletime
Before I jump into today's ColdFusion 9 caching content I want to bring up yesterday's post about flushing pages from cache. Rob Brooks-Bilson, long-time ColdFusion community contributor and all around great guy mentioned I had neglected a critical part of my post. I had left off the useQueryString attribute when caching the page which would cause ColdFusion to cache the template once regardless of the URL parameters passed in. I set out to "fix" my post and jumped into a ball of confusion that in the end chewed up hours of my day. Long story short, if you read yesterday's (translate)
14 Days of ColdFusion 9 Caching: Day 5 - The Difference Between Timespan and Idletime
Before I jump into today's ColdFusion 9 caching content I want to bring up yesterday's post about flushing pages from cache. Rob Brooks-Bilson, long-time ColdFusion community contributor and all around great guy mentioned I had neglected a critical part of my post. I had left off the useQueryString attribute when caching the page which would cause ColdFusion to cache the template once regardless of the URL parameters passed in. I set out to "fix" my post and jumped into a ball of confusion that in the end chewed up hours of my day. Long story short, if you read yesterday's (translate)
Linus Torvalds Visiting Google to Share His Thoughts on git
I was looking at a blog thread on GIT (source control) and found this old video (2007) of Linus Torvalds visiting Google to share his thoughts on git, the source control management system he created two years ago. It was sent to me by my friend Pedro Claudio. (translate)