In this show Dave and Scott chat to Jason Dean (the ColdFusion bulldog) about XSS attacks and security. They also mention the release of Sean Corfield's FW/1 project to version 2.0, how to ask for help within a public forum, and how not to make a name for yourself within the community.
In this show Dave and Scott mention the latest ColdFusion security hotfix, and how using tools like HackMyCF and FuseGuard can really help you protect your ColdFusion servers. Scott then discusses his recent re-introduction to ColdSpring's use of abstract beans and objects and how they can greatly help to simplify your code. The hosts then discuss stupid people, mobile market shares and how a certain podcasting company can go 'pound salt'.
A listener's question is also answered in the Ask CFHour section of the show.
In this show Dave and Scott talk about HAML, the HTML Abstraction Markup Language and discuss it's usefulness and requirements. Dave also has some impressive things to say about a Cloud computing demonstration recently shown at the LA ColdFusion User Group. Finally, they discuss the importance of ensuring you have backed up all of your data and database entries so that you don't pull 'a Bob'.
In this show Dave and Scott talk about doing or not doing data normalization. They also talk about their preferences in naming conventions for database columns and such. Scott talks about a complicated issue he had that debugging an issue and some tips for those that find themselves in the same situation. The also talk about the work done by Adam Tuttle and the cfscript additions on github. They also talk about the release of Flex SDK 4,.6 and the appearance of PhoneGap, now called Callback , on the Apache Incubator site. Scott also discusses his quest to be less of a person.
In this show Dave and Scott are joined by Ryan Anklam to discuss his open source ColdFusion Koans project, which gives developers the ability to learn ColdFusion through unit tests. They also discuss Scott drinking the gitHub Kool Aid, the release of the jQuery Mobile V1 framework and the mobile themeroller, and the pain of implementing OAuth and a possible issue with CFHTTP.
Listener questions (however obscure) are also answered in the "Ask CFHour" segment of the show.
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