If your web application is connected to the public Internet, it’s under attack right now! What’s the cost of failing to stop the bad guys? Your data in the wrong hands, the costs of forensic audits, consumer lawsuits and fines. A typical data breach could cost a small business merchant tens of thousands of dollars […]
Fixing slow ColdFusion apps – webinar Tue 11/12/13 1pm EST
Are you running your ColdFusion apps with the hand brake on? I remember the last time I drove a car with the hand brake on by mistake. We didn’t go fast, the ride was jerky for the passengers and a strange smell started to fill the car. Eventually I slapped my forehead and realized that […]
NCDevCon in review (9 exciting reasons to go!)
If you missed NCDevCon last month then Denard Springle wrote a review of the event on his blog. Key points Lot of new faces at this years event All the sessions were recorded and publicly available Plan for CF11 from Adobe CF evangelist Elisha Dvorak Solr indexing comes with current CF – how to use […]
Could peopleware bugs crash your project? (6 secret tips)
Your hardware is well tuned. Your software uses the latest techniques. But your projects still fail. Why? It probably is buggy peopleware. Peopleware are the political, culture and social issues in software development – which often gets a back seat to technical issues. Peopleware problems often are the key to why projects fail. Team dynamics […]
FusionReactor 5 releases new features for ColdFusion server monitoring
If you haven’t checked out the recently launched FusionReactor 5 (www.fusion-reactor.com) you are in for a nice surprise with many new and improved features compared with earlier versions of the ColdFusion server monitor. At TeraTech we like using it for real-time server monitoring, to pinpoint issues and protect against server crashes. Some of FR5’s […]
3 keys to Avoiding Scope Creep
Have you been on a project with scope creep recently? The scope increases, that leads to late delivery of the project, budget overruns, stress, late nights spent coding when you’d rather be doing other things. Plus all those endless changes have made to the code base decline in quality from all the work done under […]
