September 7, 2009
by Kay
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Organising something like a ColdFusion conference is always going to be fraught with unexpected difficulties – but even more so when it’s being organised across four countries in four separate timezones. This has been the case with cfObjective(ANZ), the first … Continue reading
July 16, 2009
by Kay
Image from AndyMatthews.net I don’t see how anyone in the CF community could have missed the news, but just in case, you can now download beta versions of ColdFusion 9 and the new Eclipse-based IDE, ColdFusion Builder, from Adobe Labs. … Continue reading
June 28, 2009
by Kay
A bit of background: I’m a big fan of the Tablet PC. I had a beautiful Acer C110 machine way that I got back in about 2003 which I used for a very long time. I loved that little thing … Continue reading
April 28, 2009
by Kay
Geoff and the Daemon team have a couple of economy-stimulating initiatives that might be of interest to anyone who would like to come to the WebDU geek rock concert conference next month. From today’s email: Whether it be economic or … Continue reading
April 9, 2009
by Kay
AWIA has run a number of “Ideas” seminars in Perth over the past few years – well, four others to be exact. Each time we’ve brought speakers from interstate and overseas to share their wisdom on various topics deserving of … Continue reading
April 8, 2009
by Kay
The call for speakers is now on – and the cf.Objective(ANZ) team want to hear not only from potential speakers, but from everyone who is thinking of attending – what (or who) would you like to see? What topics are … Continue reading
March 25, 2009
by Kay
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So the day has finally come for my Ada Lovelace Day post, and although I’ve been thinking about who I will write about for over a month now, I’m still no closer to making a decision. So, I decided to … Continue reading
February 18, 2009
by Kay
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It’s no secret I’m a conference junkie. But what has been a closely guarded secret, up until now, is that cf.Objective(), the “enterprise” ColdFusion conference, is coming to Melbourne this year in November. I think it’s cool that there’s enough … Continue reading