Hello World, In my last post I talked about two of the several new features of the CFEclipse 1.3 update. One of which was the Code Snippets feature. Although the Code Snippets has been a feature of CFEclipse for some time now most people (including myself) are either unaware of its existance or its features. […]
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CFEclipse 1.3 Update – Part I
Hello World, Many people have wondered, “just what are the enhancements to CFEclipse?”. Well I asked myself that same question and began to do a little research to find the answers. So I will present to you a few of the enhancements you will find in the CFEclipse 1.3 update. I will alos include my […]
Multi Version of Internet Explorer on Same PC
When you need to test a web page with multiple browsers in order to get the page rendering the same, there are some limitations. Normally, there can be only one installed version of Internet Explorer on one PC. But there are some different ways of having multiple Internet Explorer versions on one PC. The easy […]
More is Better — Internships.com reinvents itself
How about selling to colleges rather than directly to individuals? That was the question that our longstanding-client, Mark Robinholt, President of internships.com, brought to TeraTech recently. From his point of view, it was just a matter of a different pitch and a different mailing list. From the technical point of view, it meant a dramatic […]
Flex 2.0.1 Is Here!
Hi All, The new year brought in new hope (a hope for some snow), new resolutions, and a new version of Flex! So what can you look forward to in this new release? Here are just a few of the feaures and improvements I find exciting. Flex Builder is now officially available for the Mac […]
Programming Language Inventor test
Sometimes when spending hours fixing a bug it seems that programming language inventors have fedishly clever minds designed to torture us programmers. Can you tell the difference between programming language inventors and serial killers? http://www.mattround.freeserve.co.uk/files/killerquiz.swf While programming languages can sometimes be frustrating, it’s important to remember that they were designed to make our lives easier. […]
ColdFusion captcha
Someone recently asked me “what tools are available to CFers to make one of those dynamic graphic images with embedded text used for requiring a human to read and enter what they see in an input box?” In this case knowing the name of what you want to do will let you google for it […]
Simple Unicode Tips
Here are some simple tips that would be helpful while working with Unicode data. – While registering Microsoft SQL Server Database, please be sure to check “Enable Unicode for data sources configured for non-Latin characters” setting in ColdFusion DSN settings. MS SQL Server Un’code setting in CF Admin – If you are using MS SQL […]
Scorpio on the Rise!
Many of you may already know that Scorpio is the code name for Adobe’s next major release of ColdFusion. If you attended CFUnited 2006 or Adobe Max 2006 you may have seen some of the previews. Well, Adobe has published their Scorpio page on Adobe Labs. No you can not download it just yet … […]
CF 8 wishlists
Unofficial CF8 Here is an unofficial CF8 wish list survey which you can fill out. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=354942405396 Damon Cooper from CF dev team And an interesting blog entry from Damon Cooper from CF dev team. http://www.dcooper.org/blog/client/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=AC821FEF-4E22-1671-52B753E5549389FA Additional Wishlists from Corfield, Briankotek and Devnulled And a couple other developers’ wishlists: http://www.corfield.org/blog/index.cfm/do/blog.entry/entry/What_is_in_your_wish_list http://www.briankotek.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/7/24/Adobe-Should-Stop-Trying-To-Make-CF-Like-Java http://devnulled.com/content/2006/07/wishlist-11-things-id-like-to-see-in-coldfusion-mx-8-scoprio/
