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(57%) valyard.ru review

I didn’t even know there was a review like that of the site I launched early 2008. Huge thanks to the guys at Jivemug blog though it seems dead. All-in-all this is a beautiful site!  Aesthetically pleasing to the eyes, and an amazing use of ActionScripting that makes you want to scream give me more!  We [...] (translate)

(50%) Adobe ColdFusion Evangelism Kit

While arguing that CF is the best dead language ever in one online community with other geeks, I have found interesting PDF, named Adobe ColdFusion Evangelism Kit and released in 2009 by Adobe.This document includes several facts and key figures to advocate your prospective clients for CF. In my opinion the best page of whole document is comparison of ColdFusion with Java/JSP, ASP.NET and PHP in terms of development timeframe and cost of ownership. (translate)

(56%) Thanks for the raw processing feedback

Wow--what an amazing online community: I'm overwhelmed by all the detailed & generous feedback I've been receiving in response to yesterday's query. Yes, there's plenty of brain-dead self parody out there, but I'm really pleased by the number of people eager to help make things better. I'm kind of buried in the resulting mail just now, so sorry if it takes me a little while to reply. (translate)

(97%) Forms isn't dead!

This is it...my first blog entry!And by this I want to say that Forms isn't dead :-)I'm still convinced that Forms is one of the most suitable environments for data entry applications(Prove me wrong).Some of you think it's old fashioned or maybe antique.But there are still companies choosing for an Oracle Forms environment, even to create new applications.Using Pluggable Java Components, Java Beans, webservices,... it'll be a pretty modern application.And now there's even the new version: Forms 11g(I told you Forms isn't dead).From now on Forms can "react" to external events(Asynchronous Web Services, BPEL, JMS) with the "When-event-raised" trigger.I'm looking (translate)

(42%) The Flex Show Episode 81: July News Episode

It's been about 6 months, we figured it was news time again! We'll try to do them a bit more frequently, but interviews areso much fun! Notes InsideMobile InsideRIA RIAdventure360 360 iDev Fusionlink hosting Flextras Adobe and Open Source Adobe and Intel, bringing Flash to TV devices Jesse Warden's thoughts on Flash and gaming Adobe Opens RTMP Cocomo's new name. Flash Collaboration Service Palm Pre to have Flash Player (soon) Nokia getting onboard with Flash 10 as well Flash Builder on Linux dead FlexUnit and FluInt combining Flex 3.3 released Flash Builder Blueprint Plugin Flash Player on Android Adobe's Strobe (translate)

(100%) Why so silence?!

Its a long time. I am silent here!! Am I dead?! I hope no, but if it will be for any longer, I am sure will be dead. Why the silence? Probably its the twitter, which made me lazy. But I can not blame something/someone for my mistake. I admit, I am the culprit here. [...] (translate)

(56%) PDF2SWF : Auto conversion from PDF to SWF

I never thought I will be converting some PDF files into SWF anytime. But the time has come and I was doing the same for past some days. Well,while deciding for the tools and technology I always thought FlashPaper is a good option. Surprisingly for me FlashPaper is dead now ! In the beginning days [...] (translate)

(49%) ColdFusion md5 hash directy in MSSQL

Ever needed to compare a ColdFusion hash() directly in MS SQL? I did today and I knew I had accomplished this before but forgot how to do it. Searching the net and twitter I came to some dead end or longish solutions. I knew Steve Good and I worked this out once before but I also remember there being an easier way.Well there is and here is where I took the solution from: http://orangepips.instantspot.com/blog/DatabaseThe funny thing is I found this nearly a year ago and actually commented on the post just forgot all about it. insert into Contact ( firstName, (translate)

(47%) Timecop 0.3.2 Released

Timecop 0.3.2 has just been released. To install simply run: gem install timecop. Timecop is a RubyGem providing “time travel” and “time freezing” capabilities, making it dead simple to test time-dependent code. It provides a unified method to mock Time.now, Date.today, and DateTime.now in a single call. Documentation is on RubyForge. The source code [...] (translate)

(47%) Timecop 0.3.0 Released

Timecop 0.3.0 has just been released. To install simply run: gem install timecop. Timecop is a RubyGem providing “time travel” and “time freezing” capabilities, making it dead simple to test time-dependent code. It provides a unified method to mock Time.now, Date.today, and DateTime.now in a single call. Documentation is on RubyForge. The source code [...] (translate)

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