You’ve installed a licensed (=self-hosted) version of Adobe Connect 7 or 8 and all of a sudden you have realised that you really need to move the content storage to a different area of the server because your C: drive is running out of space?
A few weeks ago a client asked me how to do [...]

With the recent changes at Adobe I was more and more thinking that I need to further diversify what I’m doing. That was already happening in 2010 and 2011 quite a lot – client demand for Flash and Flex solutions decreased (and still is decreasing) and we found ourselves doing more and more Javascript-based applications. [...]

cf.Objective(ANZ) 2010 will for the first time offer full-day workshops on the day before the actual conference. I’m going to offer a full-day training titled “Flex 4 for ColdFusion developers”. Unlike other Flex 4 one-day training or introductions, this one will focus on the special needs of CF folks either coming new into Flex or wanting to learn more about the specifics of integrating Flex apps with ColdFusion.

Well, this is not particularly on architecture. Just the other day the dev team of one of my current projects released a 1.0 alpha version of the product (no, although it’s a very cool Flex application, I can’t give you a public url right now – stay tuned for a few more days). The fact [...]

During the last few days I started to get my hands dirty with the Model-Glue framework. To make a long story short: I really, really like it and from my personal point of view it is by far the easiest way to get involved with the idea of using a CF development framework I know [...]

Just today I noticed a very interesting article on Fusebox 4.1 and Mach II. It’s published by Builder AU and available online on: http://www.builderau.com.au/program/0,39024614,39177784,00.htm.

A while ago I wrote an entry on architectures and the MVC design pattern and announced the release of a very basic architecture for ColdFusion web applications. A reason for this is that I found a lot of people (customers, fellow developers and web designers) still don’t care about the architecture of an application and [...]