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cf.Objective() 2012 Presentations
No comments · Posted by Elliott in Adobe, ColdFusion, JavaScript
I’ve updated my presentation archive to include all of my presentations from cf.Objective() 2012, it was so awesome seeing everyone this year! If anyone has questions or suggestions feel free to send me an email or hit me up on twitter (@ElliottZ). Also if you want to use the awesome AngularJS powered slide deck I […]
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I’ve updated my presentation archive to include my two presentations from cf.Objective() 2011. If anyone has any questions or suggestions feel free to contact me either by email or posting on here. I’m going to put up ColdFusion examples for the server side components for people without node.js soon. It was great getting a chance […]
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CFMeetup Nov 4: I bet you didn’t know you could do that in ColdFusion
1 Comment · Posted by Elliott in Adobe, ColdFusion
One of the most popular presentations at CFUnited 2010 was my presentation I bet you didn’t know you could do that with ColdFusion, and due to the popularity I’m going to be giving it again this Thursday (Nov 4th) for the CFMeetup! This is a really fun presentation and I’m super excited about getting a […]
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ColdFusion Server Test Suite (CFML2009)
6 Comments · Posted by Elliott in Adobe, ColdFusion
Today I’m excited to release the ColdFusion CFML2009 Core Test Suite. The test suite is far from complete, but it generally covers most of the basic language level and syntax features. If you’d like to contribute more tests please checkout the code and submit a patch. I’d encourage anyone who uses ColdFusion to download this […]
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ColdFusion 9.0.1 added a lot cool features to CF9 and fixed quite a few outstanding bugs. Unfortunately it also introduces some really nasty bugs too and left a few hanging as well. Fortunately Adobe recently released the HotFix 1 for CF9.0.1 which fixes most of these bugs. If you’re currently on CF9.0.1 definitely install the […]
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Trust Your API (Railo Caching Silliness)
3 Comments · Posted by Elliott in ColdFusion, Programming, Railo
One of the biggest problems rampant amongst developers is ignoring the standard library and writing your own solution to the same problem because we think it’s faster/smarter/better. I know I’m certainly guilty of this thinking too. Unfortunately this is pretty much always a mistake. I recently stressed this issue quite a lot in my Designing […]
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A few months ago I released a mirror of the bug tracker for Adobe ColdFusion written in HTML. It occurred to me shortly after that it would also be useful to have a tracker for CFBuilder bugs.
So I’m happy to announce the Unofficial Adobe CFBuilder Bug Database Mirror!
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CF9 import EXTREMELY SLOW without Component Cache
1 Comment · Posted by Elliott in Adobe, ColdFusion
ColdFusion 9 has two new features for components. The import statement allows you to use shorter names for components when creating them. The “Component Cache” caches the path to components (pretty much Trusted Cache for .cfc files only) to improve performance. Unfortunately there’s a huge performance problem using the import statement without the Component Cache […]
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I’ve updated my presentation archive to include my two presentations from CFUnited 2010. If anyone has any questions or suggestions feel free to contact me either by email or posting on here. It was so great to meet everyone new, and see everyone old. Hope to see you at the next conference, whatever that may […]
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This past year Adobe finally released a bug tracker for ColdFusion. This was a really great move to making CF more developer friendly.
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So I officially announce the Unofficial Adobe ColdFusion Bug Database Mirror.
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