Feb
11
by Mike Fleming at 7:00 am (3) .NET, ColdFusion
Today's post in the ColdFusion & .NET series covers a fairly simple task: sending an email. This is very easy to do in both languages. The examples below show you… (read the rest)
Feb
10
by Mike Fleming at 7:20 am ColdFusion
I have not had a chance to play around with every piece of functionality with the image functions that were released in ColdFusion 8. Due to a problem yesterday, I… (read the rest)
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)
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)
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)
Jan
28
by Mike Fleming at 7:21 am (5) ColdFusion
A few years ago I was tasked with creating some dynamic PDF files that contained a couple of barcodes in them. I started looking around for components or libraries that… (read the rest)
Jan
27
by Mike Fleming at 7:00 am (3) ColdFusion, Windows
Late last week I spent a day trying to install ColdFusion 8 Enterprise on a new 64 bit Windows Server 2008 server. It did not go well at first. The… (read the rest)
Jan
26
by Mike Fleming at 7:12 am ColdFusion
Nathan Mische has announced an update to the ColdFire debugger that includes debugging for the built in cfajax features. Sounds very cool. You can download it from RIAForge.
Nov
21
by Mike Fleming at 2:45 pm ColdFusion
As I started browsing my RSS feeds yesterday morning I was happy to see that Woot.com was holding one of their famous days known as a WootOff. So I kept… (read the rest)
Nov
19
by Mike Fleming at 2:43 pm ColdFusion
Big news came out of MAX today. Adobe has announced their own ColdFusion IDE, named Bolt. From their description of the product it will be based on the Eclipse platform. … (read the rest)