I recently overhauled my wiki - switching from Mediawiki back to Dokuwiki. Lots of reasons for the switch but one of the big benefits is there is now a RSS feed for recent changes!
You can add this link to your feedreader and easily find out when I update something.
I’m regularly adding links that either I [...]
Critter and I were talking last week during CFLunch about all the social apps. I usually sign up for these to 1) make sure no one else steals my username, and 2) check out the interface, etc.
The problem is there are too many of these and I just don’t have time to keep up. Today [...]
I finally found a bit of time to sit down and pull out some results from the CFML IDE survey:
393 Results (4/9 - 4/28)
1. Which of these describes your role best as a CFML user?
- Application Developer (172)
- Web Developer (129)
- Application Architect (60)
- Other included “superdude” and “all around scrub”
2. Which IDE(s) do [...]
I’ve been using jQuery more and more at work but have been having to hold off some of the more advanced uses because of accessibility concerns. Working with the Government we are looking more and more at 508 and accessibility and right now AJAX is a bit of a gray area.
Today John Resig (author of [...]
I found both these over the weekend and they both look really interesting:
Cubic - from the same folks that make Selenium
CubicTest is a graphical Eclipse plug-in for writing Selenium and Watir tests. It makes web tests faster and easier to write, and provides abstractions to make tests more robust and reusable.
CoScripter - IBM(?)
CoScripter is [...]
When we last left our Savvy saga we were facing installation. Again the great documentation made installation a breeze and sums up the steps required nicely:
Savvy CM installation is very easy. There are no installation programs to be run on the server, instead you copy your files to the web server, modify the includes.cfm file [...]
Last night I decided on a whim to upgrade to the latest RC (release candidate) of Ubuntu called Hardy Heron (8.x). It’s due to officially be released in a few days so I figured it should be fairly stable and I thought I’d beat the rush and upgrade now. Usually I do these sort of [...]
Busy week this week for Triangle Area ColdFusion users!!
Tuesday (April 22nd): Doug Hughes, President of Alagad Inc. presents on Patterns and Techniques for Data Persistence and Access at our local ColdFusion User Group (more details on the TACFUG site)
Friday (April 25th): The first Triangle area CFLunch!! ColdFusion invades the Sunset Grille in [...]
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