September 25, 2006
by Kay
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From comments left recently on my Report Builder posts, it seems there is still a lot of frustration with ColdFusion Reporting generally. I haven’t had a lot of time to play with it recently, but from what I’ve seen, the … Continue reading
September 20, 2006
by Kay
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7 sleeps to go until Web Directions (for me, anyway). John Allsopp just announced Web Connections, a networking app for Web Directions attendees that’s got every possible web2.0 bell and whistle: microformats, tags, XFN, maps and flickr mashups, curves, gradients … Continue reading
September 20, 2006
by Kay
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Two weeks after I disovered and integrated CFAkismet, my spam tally stands at 1, with no false positives. Before I added it in, I was deleting 100+ spam comments per day. Akismet, the comment spam solution created by the people … Continue reading
September 18, 2006
by Kay
I recently wrote about a cool idea for managing complex stylesheets: CSS style guides. Matt Didcoe has taken the idea and run with it – creating a downloadable skeleton style guide HTML to get you started. It’s handy in another … Continue reading
September 15, 2006
by Kay
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Question: where should any self-respecting member of the web industry be on a Wednesday evening? Web Directions is fast approaching and it looks like there will be quite a large Perth contingent crossing the continent for the occasion. Miles has … Continue reading
September 6, 2006
by Kay
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I had a discussion with an employer recently who is looking for a ColdFusion developer but not having much luck. This person suggested that this was due to the increase in ASP.NET projects – implying that ColdFusion developers were moving … Continue reading
September 5, 2006
by Kay
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The Web Directions team have answered the call for conference t-shirts with a twist… … you can order your tshirt and get it delivered before the conference, customised with your own slogan. There’s even a competition with prizes for the … Continue reading
September 4, 2006
by Kay
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I’m a bit behind on my blog reading, so it’s only today that I saw this great link on Sitepoint. Creating a Style-Guide for your site talks about a simple but clever idea: creating a HTML document illustrating each of … Continue reading