Has anyone else noticed that the Google stats have not been accurate in the past few days? I have five sites there, but luckily, I do not rely solely in a third party free service to keep track of important information. It’s too bad though, I had I faith high in Google services.
We’re looking for someone who eats, sleeps, and breaths Flash ActionScript!
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We strongly suggest viewing our portfolio at www.ichameleongroup.com to understand the quality of work.
We are a fun, eccentric, hardworking, creative group in a business casual environment. We are looking for a dynamic, motivated team player who will enjoy working in a fast-paced, deadline driven, ever changing development and solution-based environment.
Requirements, skills + abilities:
iChameleon Group offers an incredible career building full-time position working with notable National + International companies. Our fast growing company develops various exciting, innovative, and high profile applications fusing media, video, audio and Flash.
We are a fun, eccentric, hardworking, creative group in a business casual environment. We are looking for a dynamic, motivated team player who will enjoy working in a fast-paced, deadline driven, ever changing development and solution-based environment.
The successful coldfusion web developer candidate must posses:
AJAX news just in: this just came out on e-week today.
"The new initiative, known as Open AJAX, includes such prominent supporters as BEA Systems, Borland, the Dojo Foundation, the Eclipse Foundation, Google, IBM, Laszlo Systems, Mozilla, Novell, Openwave Systems, Oracle, Red Hat, Yahoo, Zend and Zimbra. The group plans to promote the use of Asynchronous JavaScript and XML and its use on various devices, applications, desktops or operating systems.
To promote the adoption of AJAX, IBM recently proposed the Eclipse AJAX Toolkit Framework."
Ajaxian and NoFluffJustStuff Java Symposiums (NFJS) are pleased to announce The Ajax Experience 2006. This international event will take place May 10-12th at the beautiful Westin St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, California.
The Ajax Experience will feature over 30 technically focused sessions across two (2) full days spanning four (4) parallel tracks covering effective web architecture, enterprise systems, and agile process.
Speakers
The conference is all about the quality of the people, and the speakers list keeps growing.
Location
Westin St. Francis
335 Powell Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
Check out the conference website for more information.
Will web applications ever replace regular desktop applications? Will desktop applications adopt web paradigms? Are Web Applications Web 2.0?
The whole 2.0 thing is getting much abuse now; its hype/meaning ratio is inflating by the minute. Web 2.0 is really exposing functionality through API's and allowing people to collaborate, much more then it is about Rich Internet Applications.
The first impression when you ask anyone about Web Applications is negative; they claim they will never use them. I certainly cannot see (yet) a Photoshop or Avid web application, but let's go back a few steps. An example of a Web Application in its simplest way could be Google Maps. Having Google Maps handy, how many people download and install a desktop mapping application? Unless there is a specific business-need for it, no one. Furthermore, businesses are shifting their applications to rely in Mapquest's of Google's API.
Can you see the advantage? You do not have to install Google Maps and you do not have to download patches or updates. Everything is streamed from a centralized database. The advantages start to become clearer. Now, the same concept can apply for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations software, charting software, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and even games.
Web applications could eventually completely replace common desktop applications, which require upgrades, fixes, and security patches. Rich Internet Applications are in the way of offering everything a regular application does, but reside in the Web. If your Microsoft Word resided on the web and allowed you to do everything your regular application does, but additionally gets automatic updates, is portable and accessible from everywhere, would you use it? Given the fact that everything is streamed on-demand from the server, leaving on the client the main user interface and connectivity tools only, Web Applications will make the described scenario possible. Perhaps, Microsoft already announced Windows Live and Office Live, which will do exactly that.
This will not happen overnight, but there will be a transition from desktop applications to web applications as technology evolves. Asynchronous requests are just the beginning, but there are still some common browser problems to overcome. Flex 2.0 and Microsoft's Expression Studio are right at the corner, and they will become huge players in years to come.
For more info, visit:
http://labs.macromedia.com/technologies/flexbuilder2/
http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/en/default.mspx
I need to install CFMX7 Enterprise deploying a .war file in a WebLogic server (actually two). Can anyone refer me to some documentation or reference that explains how this should be done?
Additionally, I will probably hire a consultant to help me with this task, so if anyone is experienced and interested please drop me an email.
Dion Hinchcliffe just wrote a great
Ray Horn, a ColdFusion developer with over 30 years of experience decides to show his ethics and cause some polemics in the blogshpere today.
Ray Camden wrote this nice Blog software, which over 100 blogs out there are using including mine, and this guy –Rabid—chose to take the open source software, make a few modification, encrypt it, remove documentation, remove the link back to Ray’s site, and sell it. How dare he!
Anyways, enough said, find below the links to today’s threads and please join us to ban Ray Horn from the CF community.
Ray Horn's Blog where he claims Ray should pay him! (comments have been removed)
Ray Horn's lame apology
Joe Rinehart
Dynamic Flash
Drisgill
John Beynon
Wayne Graham good point about Copyright and Intellectual Property
Stephen Collins
Sean Corfield
Ray Camden (official blogCFC author)
Rick Root
John Wilker
Robert Blackburn
Pete Freitag (Open Source Licenses)
UPDATED: Ray Horn just removed his shameful comments on his blog; nonetheless, the word is out! Luckily, I had the comments opened in my browser:
This is tedious, but please do:
2. Run a Windows Update
3. Reboot your system
4. Go to Add/Delete Programs and uninstall your unofficial patch
5. Reboot your system
The official bulletin can be found at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS06-001.mspx
If you don't have access to a Windows update, you can still download the patch from the link provided above.
Microsoft initially claimed that they would release the official patch January 10. How crazy is that? 10 days without a patch for what critics call the worse hole in Windows ever! Pressure made them release it January 5, and all they did was to cut and paste the unofficial patch and embed it into the problematic DLL.
