Archive for February, 2009

ColdFusion & .NET: Resizing the Height of an Image

Feb

09

by Mike Fleming at 6:44 am .NET, ColdFusion

After last week's post on resizing images in ColdFusion and .NET based on width, someone contacted me and asked me about resizing the image based on height.  So below is… (read the rest)

Top Twitter Clients

Feb

08

by Mike Fleming at 8:59 am (1) General

I just saw this article on Mashable, and something caught my eye.  Two out of the top 4 clients are Adobe AIR based applications.  TweetDeck is #2 and Twhirl is… (read the rest)

ColdFusion & .NET: Resizing the Width of an Image

Feb

06

by Mike Fleming at 7:10 am (5) .NET, ColdFusion

This is my first post comparing some functionality and code between ColdFusion and .NET.  For all of posts in this series I am running ColdFusion 8 Enterprise and the 3.5… (read the rest)

Comparing ColdFusion and ASP.NET

Feb

05

by Mike Fleming at 6:59 am .NET, ColdFusion

Just wanted to let everyone know I will be starting a series of weekly posts on comparing ColdFusion and ASP.NET.  Comparing may not be the best word for it, as… (read the rest)

Update to Yesterday’s Browser Post

Feb

04

by Mike Fleming at 7:05 am Web Browsers

I saw this little stat on Lifehacker this morning to add to yesterday's post about the browser market.  Microsoft released a beta version of IE8 a few weeks ago, and… (read the rest)

Browser Wars Getting Closer

Feb

03

by Mike Fleming at 7:17 am Web Browsers

With the growing number of web browsers out today it proves a tough challenge to develop across all browsers.  I try to keep tabs on the current browser share in… (read the rest)

Resolving SQL Server Deadlocks with SQL Profiler

Feb

02

by Mike Fleming at 7:03 am SQL Server

I have blogged about the wonderful use of the SQL Profiler in SQL Server before.  The guys over at SQLServerCentral.com have another article with some awesome tips on using the… (read the rest)

White House Site Redesign

Feb

01

by Mike Fleming at 7:44 am Design

Smashing Magazine has a wonderful article today about the redesign of WhiteHouse.gov.  The first point they make is often one that most folks do not think about.  The White House… (read the rest)