Ray Camden talks about “Why Programming in Node is so Powerful (how CFers can learn)” in this episode of ColdFusion Alive Podcast with host Michaela Light. He is also one of the speakers at CFObjective Conference. In this talk, Raymond will introduce ColdFusion developers to Node.js development. This will be a high-level talk more focused on […]
023 Modules Make Your Projects Have Superpowers, with Eric Peterson
Eric Peterson talks about “Modules Make Your Projects Have Superpowers” in this episode of ColdFusion Alive Podcast with host Michaela Light. He is a CFML and Javascript developer at O.C. Tanner in Salt Lake City, Utah and more recently with Ortus Solutions (ColdBox, CommandBox, etc.). Eric is also one of the speakers at CFObjective Conference. ContentsShow […]
022 FusionReactor Application Performance Monitor – Why It’s Different Than Other APM Tools and What’s New in Version 7 & the CLOUD, with David Tattersall – Transcript
You can listen to the podcast and read the show notes here Michael: Welcome back to the show. I’m here with David Tattersall and he’s speaking to us from his home office in Germany, near the world headquarters of Intergral, who made FusionReactor, amazing server monitor. And we’re going to be looking at what […]
016 Adventures with ColdFusion and ContentBox in the Wild, with Seth Engen
Seth Engen talks about “Adventures with ColdFusion and ContentBox in the Wild” in this episode of the ColdFusion Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Seth is one of the speakers of the upcoming Into The Box ColdFusion Conference, where he will talk about ContentBox In The Wild. In his ITB talk, Seth will mention a […]
Hiring Secrets For Getting Great Developers On Your Team – webinar Tues 5/20/14 1pm – 2pm EDT
Do you have incompetent developers on your team? Do you find it hard to hire the best developers? Are your developer turnover costs too high? This webinar was about learning the secrets of hiring great developers. Unfortunately, not everyone does programming as well as everyone else. There is a ten to one variance between the […]
