Dec 9
In today's show we talk about the comments and fallout from show 79. Enough said… Just listen.
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Oct 14
In today's show we discuss a wide variety of subjects. We begin by trying to comfort Dave as he talks about his now dead PS3. We then move on to talking about the book, "Object-Oriented Programming in ColdFusion", from Matt Gifford. We then discuss the latest release of BlogCFC, and the iPhone packager. Later we discuss server migrations and the fun in all that.
Sep 2
In todays show we talk about a few topics. We first discuss our latest recording wows and our work to correct them. We then talk about Dave's latest work integrating AIR, jQuery, BlaseDS and LiveCycle. After that we respond to an email from a listener on what makes someone an intermediate vs advanced developer. We end talking about Adobe MAX 2010 and that Dave will be presenting at the ColdFusion Unconference.
Aug 19
In today's show we discuss a few topics. We first talk about Mikes adventure using the onion router on his iPad. We then discuss the recent security update for ColdFusion and discuss if it is critical or important. We also talk about a blog post from Ray Camden on how you should stop using Flash Forms in ColdFusion. Dave talks about how he recently got back into Air development using jQuery. We have a discussion on CFM and CFC files and where to put your layouts (HTML). We talk about how designers and developers make a good couple. We also talk about tasking projects and developing with milestones.
Jul 22
In today's show we first talk about Dave's new twitter quest. He is going to attempt to get an a-list celebrity to follow him (good luck). We then talk about the APRA's decision to move away from Commonspot to Sharepoint. We also discuss a blog post from Adam Lehman about his leaving the OpenCFML Advisory Committee. Somewhere in the show we digress and turn into entertainment reporters. We also talk about something that came up from last weeks show where Dave talks about the potential of splitting Coldfusion into two pieces, UI and an engine.
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