DataMgr List Relations
DataMgr has had "list" relations for some time now, but I don't think I have yet done a good job of explaining them. Hopefully I can correct that today.
CF_BlogPicks November 24, 2008
The big event this week was easily Adobe Max (and the announcement of ColdFusion IDE - Bolt). Even with Max, however, this week still has a great selection of ColdFusion-related blog entries.
CF_BlogPicks November 17, 2008
This week had some big news. Firstly, ColdFusion community staple, Steve "Cutter" Blades, just announced the publication of "Learning Ext JS". Congrats, Steve!
In other news, CFUnited registration is open and CF Doc's UKCFUG podcast had their first episode. All this and a great selection of blog entries (including the discover of a new operator in ColdFusion).
DataMgr SmartCache
Way back in January, I released the first Alpha build of DataMgr 2.2 (I still can't believe how long I have let development stretch out). In the announcement for that build, I mentioned a new experimental feature called "SmartCache", but I never explained what it was.
Scripting IIS: Change Web Root
I recently had a need to be able to set the IIS web root from ColdFusion. This is for development on a local machine (where IIS can have only one web root). To do this, I took advantage of the load_iis.bat that my friend Jason Holden created.
CF_BlogPicks November 10, 2008
This was a great week for blog entries. In addition to some great posts on topics like wireframing and form usability, we also saw some debates on OO and ORMs.
Vote! (and my predictions)
No matter who you plan to vote for, I would encourage every one to get out and vote today.
In late September, and again a few days ago, I put together a map of my predicted results in the race. This has nothing to do with what I want, just a prediction of what I expect.
CF_BlogPicks November 3, 2008
Peter Bell is back! This is good news overall, but did result in some hard decisions as he posted a large selection of great entries. In addition to a great selection of blog entries (including, painfully, just one by Peter), I also have a bonus section of the OO discussion resulting largely from Ben Nadel's recent trip to take Hal Helms class on OO.
