I just woke up from 3 hours of sleep – last night we went to the midnight premiere of Revenge of the Sith. I’m dog-tired and have to be at work in less than two hours but I couldn’t resist … Continue reading
May 19, 2005
by Kay
April 25, 2005
by Kay
Fighting Web Standards Blindness
D. Keith Robinson talks about web standards blindness, and asks what suggestions people have for sending the web standards outside of the switched-on audience. I have a few ideas – and in fact most of them are things that I’m … Continue reading
April 25, 2005
by Kay
CFCalendar and XML CFFORM – It’s Alive!
People, listen up: Mike Nimer rocks! The other day I was whining in my usual fashion about XML CFForm, which is awesome, and CFCalendar, which is also awesome, and the fact that they don’t work together, which is most definitely … Continue reading
April 23, 2005
by Kay
User Groups Around the World
In the April edition of the ColdFusion Developer’s Journal, there’s a map of ColdFusion User Groups in the US and around the world. Surprisingly, of the 21 listed user groups outside of the US, five of them (nearly a quarter) … Continue reading
April 23, 2005
by Kay
8 Days of Hell
Last Friday week our ISDN stopped working. No phone, no modem, therefore no internet. Today we have it back – 10 fault report phone calls, 8 agonising days, 3 Telstra technicians, and one massive mobile phone bill later. The problem … Continue reading
April 23, 2005
by Kay
OMG, Internet Explorer 7
No, a beta hasn’t been released just yet, but there’s an interesting post over at the IE Blog. It’s possible that when the IE team said they were listening to developers, they weren’t joking. Essentially the post says that Beta … Continue reading
April 12, 2005
by Kay
XML CFFORM: The Madness
I swear, every time I find something about ColdFusion MX 7 to fall in love with, I get slapped across the face two minutes later. Really! This time it was XML CFFORMs. After I realized Flash CFFORM wasn’t going to … Continue reading
April 11, 2005
by Kay
Fun with Urchin
After looking at the alternatives and weighing up the options, we finally decided to go with Urchin (version 5, the standalone edition) for web site statistics at work. I’ve been setting up some of our clients over the last couple … Continue reading