Observations on Technology from an Aging Geek
Dan S The last few months I’ve been spending some time trying to get my head around some of the different ColdFusion frameworks that are floating around these days. I’ve been playing with ModelGlue:Unity (which includes ColdSpring and Reactor) and have recently begun using the cfcUnit testing framework in a project I’m working on. I have to … Read more
A few months ago at CFUnited, Intergral released FusionDebug, a plug-in for the Eclipse platform that provides interactive debugging services for ColdFusion applications. I’ve never used a debugger before (I was in the group that Charlie Arehart refers to in his Why Use FusionDebug When You Can Just Use CFDUMP? blog post. All I can … Read more
In my last post I mentioned that I’ve recently changed jobs and am now in a position traveling to client sites as a ColdFusion consultant. Moving away from a full-time position that I’d had for 8 1/2 years wasn’t easy–for my wife and me nor for my 9-year-old twin daughters. My wife home-schools our kids … Read more
Since you’re reading this, the sky must be falling, Satan’s homeworld must be ice-encrusted, or somewhere there must be a pig flying around. Why you ask? Because I, former Mr. Don’t-See-Any-Use-In-Blogs, has actually started a blog of my own. Several things have contributed to making the decision to start up a blog. People like Ray … Read more