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Interesting Post from JJ Allaire |
| by allen 2:13 pm Thursday, 27 January 2005. |
I was browsing the internet and found a very interesting post from someone named JJ Allaire about a technology that can connect Access Databases to the Web.
Software to help build web aps
Congrats on Blackstone - the spirit is still alive!
Al
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Ben Forta presents ColdFusion Blackstone at a special event in London |
| by Niklas Richardson 12:08 pm . |
On February 15, Ben Forta will be in London presenting on ColdFusion Blackstone. Don’t miss this special half day event. Here is some information from the UKCFUG website:
“Please join us for the presentation of ColdFusion “Blackstone” the most significant release of ColdFusion since its inception a decade ago. Still the fastest way to build and deploy powerful Internet applications, Blackstone introduces new, ground-breaking capabilities for developers, end users, and system administrators.”
You need to register for the event as numbers are limited. Be quick as over 30 people have already registered since the newsletter was sent out last night.
ColdFusion Blackstone Presentation Hosted by Ben Forta
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A Very Delicious Monster |
| by matt 2:36 pm Monday, 24 January 2005. |
I meant to post this last week, so while I’m a bit late to the party, I think Wired.com’s article “Monster Fueled By Caffeine” is still worth a read. It’s an extremely inspiring tale of how a tiny, unorthodox software company is managing, even in today’s climate of big business and big software, to do their own amazing thing and make some cash while they’re at it.
Admittedly, I also love this story because it combines several of my favourite things into one delicious package: hot software, coffee, and Macs. (Mac fans out there will also appreciate this entry in Delicious Monster’s blog, where company co-founder Wil Shipley bemoans the amount of fun that Delicious Monster design wunderkind Mike Matas (he’s only 18?!) is having at the Macworld Expo.)
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Using Flash Resource Manager |
| by allen 9:45 am Tuesday, 18 January 2005. |
After moving over to Eclipse, we were looking for a good document browsing solution for AS and ColdFusion. If you haven’t seen it already, download and install Mike Chambers Doc browser. Fantastic tool!
Below is a nice video tutorial on how to install and configure the software. This may also be the best place to download it. It was very difficult to find the download link on Mike Chamber’s site.
Mike Chambers’ Flash Resource Manager is a terrific (and free) application that enables you to access Flash and other Macromedia documentation from one centralized location. In addition, the program is extensible, which means you can add Firefox-style plug-ins, themes, and additional help files downloaded in Macromedia LiveDocs format.
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How do I use crossdomain.xml and System.security.loadPolicyFile |
| by allen 9:21 am . |
Tom Link’s blog is fast becoming one of my favorites…
I’ve used the crossdomain.xml file a bit here and there, but to be honest I haven’t really had a chance to bang on it yet. When configuring Flash with multiple application servers, many silent failures can occur. This can be very difficult to diagnose unless you have a good understanding of Flash’s server security model. Tom’s below blog goes into detail on the syntax and some hidden gotchas - caching…
crossdomain.xml and System.security.loadPolicyFile
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