added 2009 Wed Feb 25 17:13:00 by jarias
Yesterday JetBrains has released his IntelliJ Plugin for Clojure; La Clojure And??¦? Since JetBrains released IntelliJ 8.0 has released some plugins for another languages different than Java
Yesterday JetBrains has released his IntelliJ Plugin for Clojure; La Clojure And??¦? Since JetBrains released IntelliJ 8.0 has released some plugins for another languages different than Java
added 2009 Wed Feb 25 14:58:34 by dan
Now, I'm no fan of laws, so I privately refer to this as the General Guideline of Demeter, even though it doesn't sound as snappy or cool. However, just because there are valid reasons to break it, doesn't take away from the validity of the intent. Let's look at 2 code examples blatantly ripped off from the CFCDEV mailing list:
Now, I'm no fan of laws, so I privately refer to this as the General Guideline of Demeter, even though it doesn't sound as snappy or cool. However, just because there are valid reasons to break it, doesn't take away from the validity of the intent. Let's look at 2 code examples blatantly ripped off from the CFCDEV mailing list:
added 2009 Fri Jan 2 9:07:13 by cfsilence
Steven Erat, a former Adobe employee, gives a brief history and timeline for the future of ColdFusion. He addresses some criticisms and common misnomers.
Steven Erat, a former Adobe employee, gives a brief history and timeline for the future of ColdFusion. He addresses some criticisms and common misnomers.
added 2008 Thu Dec 18 9:14:48 by mhenke
So your Eclipse is sluggish, and you've tried the usual suspects: increase the heap and permgen, run -clean, close projects. You've found all the places where Aptana strangles your install.....So I decided to...
So your Eclipse is sluggish, and you've tried the usual suspects: increase the heap and permgen, run -clean, close projects. You've found all the places where Aptana strangles your install.....So I decided to...
added 2008 Tue Dec 16 19:26:45 by mhenke
In listening to people complain about different languages (MXML, AS3, Java, ColdFusion, C#, etc), most everything someone lists as what they love/hate about the language is a function of the IDE. The IDE, in turn, is usually built around the functionality of the language. I guess what I want to know from you is....
In listening to people complain about different languages (MXML, AS3, Java, ColdFusion, C#, etc), most everything someone lists as what they love/hate about the language is a function of the IDE. The IDE, in turn, is usually built around the functionality of the language. I guess what I want to know from you is....
added 2008 Sat Nov 29 16:01:07 by cfjedimaster
Article describing why ColdFusion is a good fit for rich internet applications.
Article describing why ColdFusion is a good fit for rich internet applications.
added 2008 Fri Oct 24 11:14:05 by Volume4
I've done a few presentations on refactoring in ColdFusion and in those presentations, I show a lot of code samples towards the end. No matter how eloquent I am in the first part of the presentation, the light always goes on for the audience when I show code. If you think about it, it makes sense, why try to explain concrete principles in abstract terms?
I've done a few presentations on refactoring in ColdFusion and in those presentations, I show a lot of code samples towards the end. No matter how eloquent I am in the first part of the presentation, the light always goes on for the audience when I show code. If you think about it, it makes sense, why try to explain concrete principles in abstract terms?
added 2008 Thu Oct 16 21:53:07 by mhenke
Having problems with a corrupted Eclipse instance like line number not showing up or some other funky issue and you swear you have done all the correct steps to get it to work. Maybe starting with a fresh version of Eclipse is the best route.
Having problems with a corrupted Eclipse instance like line number not showing up or some other funky issue and you swear you have done all the correct steps to get it to work. Maybe starting with a fresh version of Eclipse is the best route.
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added 2008 Wed Oct 1 11:51:35 by JasonBartholme
The Eclipse Open Source IDE coupled with the CFML plugin, CFEclipse, has been embraced by the ColdFusion community for years. All of my sites were built with HomeSite and Dreamweaver. I was waiting for a good excuse to start a site from scratch in Eclipse. Three weeks later, I am loving the functionality, power and ease. The Kool-Aid is quite delicious.
The Eclipse Open Source IDE coupled with the CFML plugin, CFEclipse, has been embraced by the ColdFusion community for years. All of my sites were built with HomeSite and Dreamweaver. I was waiting for a good excuse to start a site from scratch in Eclipse. Three weeks later, I am loving the functionality, power and ease. The Kool-Aid is quite delicious.
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added 2008 Sun Sep 21 21:00:00 by unknown user
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added 2008 Thu Sep 11 17:15:15 by mhenke
I???ve long been an Ant enthusiast and advocate for its use beyond simple Java compilation tasks. A while back, I wrote a post, available in my InstantSpot archive, describing how I employ Ant to build and deploy web applications. It was intended to be the first in a series, but additional posts just never materialized for a number of reasons.....
I???ve long been an Ant enthusiast and advocate for its use beyond simple Java compilation tasks. A while back, I wrote a post, available in my InstantSpot archive, describing how I employ Ant to build and deploy web applications. It was intended to be the first in a series, but additional posts just never materialized for a number of reasons.....
added 2008 Thu Sep 11 2:24:51 by mhenke
Confidently unit testing code that relies on a database is troublesome. There are many different approaches and many opinions on the matter. I've previously written about using transactions to safely rollback the database after every test. This worked well for me at the time, but.....
Confidently unit testing code that relies on a database is troublesome. There are many different approaches and many opinions on the matter. I've previously written about using transactions to safely rollback the database after every test. This worked well for me at the time, but.....
added 2008 Wed Sep 10 8:48:24 by mhenke
I have been bugging Ryan Stille, Nebraska ColdFusion User Group Manager, about letting other user groups in the Omaha community (mostly Omaha Rails and Dynamic Language User Group) use his free NECFUG Adobe Connect account to record their meetings. Today he asked Adobe and was pointed to an existing FREE Adobe Connect registration for.....
I have been bugging Ryan Stille, Nebraska ColdFusion User Group Manager, about letting other user groups in the Omaha community (mostly Omaha Rails and Dynamic Language User Group) use his free NECFUG Adobe Connect account to record their meetings. Today he asked Adobe and was pointed to an existing FREE Adobe Connect registration for.....
added 2008 Tue Sep 9 16:36:07 by mhenke
I have been working on a little AJAX application using jQuery and ColdFusion using JSON to communicate with the page through components. One of the first things I needed to do was to maximize scroll position of a DIV element each time it was updated. Digging around I finally found what I was looking for.....
I have been working on a little AJAX application using jQuery and ColdFusion using JSON to communicate with the page through components. One of the first things I needed to do was to maximize scroll position of a DIV element each time it was updated. Digging around I finally found what I was looking for.....
added 2008 Tue Sep 9 8:28:23 by mhenke
Selenium is an open source, simple web site testing and automation platform. I say it's a "platform" because it can't really be classified as just a tool, a language, API or a full application, but rather to a degree, all of these.......
Selenium is an open source, simple web site testing and automation platform. I say it's a "platform" because it can't really be classified as just a tool, a language, API or a full application, but rather to a degree, all of these.......
added 2008 Tue Sep 9 6:39:54 by indiver
A lot of development teams use Subversion for source control management. With Distributed Version Control Systems (DCVS) like Git, Mercurial and Bazaar gaining greater popularity, teams need to consider some what does it mean to migrate their existing centralized version control system to a decentralized one. This blog touches upon a few of those considerations.
A lot of development teams use Subversion for source control management. With Distributed Version Control Systems (DCVS) like Git, Mercurial and Bazaar gaining greater popularity, teams need to consider some what does it mean to migrate their existing centralized version control system to a decentralized one. This blog touches upon a few of those considerations.
added 2008 Fri Aug 29 8:52:24 by Abhay Bakshi
"If you're still using HTML, JavaScript, complicated server deployments, and other technologies that don't "just work," try downloading the free Adobe Flex 3 SDK, a trial edition of Adobe Flex Builder 3 Professional, and the free developer edition of Adobe ColdFusion 8 to begin building better web applications with fewer headaches."
"If you're still using HTML, JavaScript, complicated server deployments, and other technologies that don't "just work," try downloading the free Adobe Flex 3 SDK, a trial edition of Adobe Flex Builder 3 Professional, and the free developer edition of Adobe ColdFusion 8 to begin building better web applications with fewer headaches."
added 2008 Fri Aug 22 7:02:50 by henryho
What a new software developer who learned ColdFusion on his first job thinks and struggles with...
What a new software developer who learned ColdFusion on his first job thinks and struggles with...
added 2008 Thu Jul 31 2:54:59 by mhenke
Mylyn has changed the way developers work. This talk provides both an overview of the technology and a series of demos that will help newcomers get started. For seasoned users, the demos provide some quick overviews of new features and best practices. The theme of the talk is the idea that focus and flow are key to ............
Mylyn has changed the way developers work. This talk provides both an overview of the technology and a series of demos that will help newcomers get started. For seasoned users, the demos provide some quick overviews of new features and best practices. The theme of the talk is the idea that focus and flow are key to ............
added 2008 Mon Jul 28 9:58:21 by JasonBartholme
This was my first attempt to combine regular expressions with cfhttp. It???s pretty handy once you get the hang to it, and it can be a very powerful combination. Here???s the script I use to scrape the total number of pages indexed in Google.
This was my first attempt to combine regular expressions with cfhttp. It???s pretty handy once you get the hang to it, and it can be a very powerful combination. Here???s the script I use to scrape the total number of pages indexed in Google.
added 2008 Mon Jul 28 1:55:31 by mhenke
I've been involved with software development for over 12 years now. Over that period I've been a developer, architect and a project manager in different software projects. So the following list of 10 things relating to software development (and the key issue of software defect reduction) made a lot of sense. 1.....
I've been involved with software development for over 12 years now. Over that period I've been a developer, architect and a project manager in different software projects. So the following list of 10 things relating to software development (and the key issue of software defect reduction) made a lot of sense. 1.....
added 2008 Fri Jul 18 21:59:01 by mhenke
Back in February I wrote a blog post on SQL Injection that included an example of how a malicious user might inject into a character field even though ColdFusion escapes single quote marks. The attack involved other forms of escaping single quotes - and was effective against MySQL. This week I stumbled upon (more like a train wreck) an attack that is much more sophisticated - and also involves injection into a character field. I am told.....
Back in February I wrote a blog post on SQL Injection that included an example of how a malicious user might inject into a character field even though ColdFusion escapes single quote marks. The attack involved other forms of escaping single quotes - and was effective against MySQL. This week I stumbled upon (more like a train wreck) an attack that is much more sophisticated - and also involves injection into a character field. I am told.....
added 2008 Fri Jul 18 7:37:26 by sharmo
Does your development environment use coding standards, particularly around variable/method/file naming?
Does your development environment use coding standards, particularly around variable/method/file naming?
added 2008 Wed Jul 16 18:15:37 by mhenke
I like it when people email me cool stuff. Today Jon emailed me about adding his new project SvnTask to my Ant wiki. SvnTask is a super simple solution for using svn from ant. I just want a 100% Java solution that uses the nice svnkit library. Include two simple jar files and go.....
I like it when people email me cool stuff. Today Jon emailed me about adding his new project SvnTask to my Ant wiki. SvnTask is a super simple solution for using svn from ant. I just want a 100% Java solution that uses the nice svnkit library. Include two simple jar files and go.....
added 2008 Tue Jul 15 23:24:48 by mhenke
Fair warning though: once you've started using Mylyn, you never want to return to the old ways....
Fair warning though: once you've started using Mylyn, you never want to return to the old ways....
added 2008 Wed Jul 9 14:47:27 by mhenke
After upgrading to the new Eclipse 3.4 Platform I am pretty excited about a couple new features. This one is more of a time saver for me and some may not care but I really like it. We have about 10 servers here that I do direct development on (no source control, I know...) and I need a good way to organize all of my projects. What I do is create working sets ....
After upgrading to the new Eclipse 3.4 Platform I am pretty excited about a couple new features. This one is more of a time saver for me and some may not care but I really like it. We have about 10 servers here that I do direct development on (no source control, I know...) and I need a good way to organize all of my projects. What I do is create working sets ....
added 2008 Thu Jul 3 4:24:39 by mhenke
Similar to Nic Tunney???s Top 6 Underused ColdFusion Functions I figured I would post an Eclipse underused shortcuts for CFEclipse users. I think it was during a CFObjective presentation by Dan Wilson, I witnessed the copy down shortcut (ctrl-alt-down).......
Similar to Nic Tunney???s Top 6 Underused ColdFusion Functions I figured I would post an Eclipse underused shortcuts for CFEclipse users. I think it was during a CFObjective presentation by Dan Wilson, I witnessed the copy down shortcut (ctrl-alt-down).......
added 2008 Tue Jul 1 0:15:32 by mhenke
I was looking for a way to programmatically refresh some specific folders in my workspace anytime I ran my ANT script. Eclipse provides several ant tasks that you can use for various purposes, once of which is the.....
I was looking for a way to programmatically refresh some specific folders in my workspace anytime I ran my ANT script. Eclipse provides several ant tasks that you can use for various purposes, once of which is the.....
