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
January 5, 2009
by Kay
The late half of 2008 was particularly busy time for me, and between all the conferences and awards programs, not to mention all the stuff happening in my own business, I didn’t end up having a lot of time for … Continue reading
December 14, 2008
by Kay
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It’s probably no surprise to those who read this blog from time to time (when I actually post, ahem) that I’m a big fan of the concept of coding frameworks (a system of common code elements and accepted practices to … Continue reading
June 8, 2008
by Kay
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This post started life as a comment on Akash Mehta’s post on the SitePoint PHP blog Last we checked, PHP IS a framework, but it started to get long and ranty so I moved it over here. I’m allowed to … Continue reading
May 6, 2008
by Kay
I’ve been a Fusebox gal from way back in the version 2ish days, before versioning was something that was done with any kind of discipline. I still remember the old mailing list days very fondly – there was a very … Continue reading
April 13, 2008
by Kay
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There’s been a long thread on the CFAussie mailing list this week: recruters say “CF on the way out”? … FFS! not FUD from them too? The discussion has been at various times hilarious, inspiring, boring and tiresome (often all … Continue reading
January 4, 2008
by Kay
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I’ve been a long-time Fusebox coder (since version 2) and have always asserted that for most small scale web applications, a procedural approach is 100% fine. I could never be bothered with the overhead that object-oriented code takes, considering the … Continue reading
October 30, 2007
by Kay
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This Thursday I’m going to be presenting to the ColdFusion User Group of New Zealand about CSS and Web Standards. Sadly, I won’t actually be IN New Zealand… well, only virtually, via Adobe Connect. I’m really pumped about this – because … Continue reading