Archive for category Seminars
Announcing a new Meetup for The Online ColdFusion Meetup!
Our 6pm (US ET) talk on Thursday Aug 26 will be “Use Your Web Skills to Create Native Mobile Apps”, with Fred Anderson.
TOPIC DESCRIPTION: (provided by the speaker)
Open source application development platforms have changed the development game. By utilizing web technologies like Javascript, HTML, and CSS, you can build applications for iPhone, Android and Blackberry all from a single code base. And best of all – you can utilize the native capabilities of the phone, so you don’t sacrifice anything in the user experience.
Appcelerator’s Titanium platform translates developers’ hard won web skills into native mobile applications that perform and look just like they were written in Objective-C [iPhone] or Java [Android]¦ but using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS skills. With over 300 APIs, a thriving developer community, and the support you need, developers can build native mobile applications that are more social, local, media rich, interactive, and extensible. Download Titanium for free at www.appcelerator.com.
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Announcing a new Meetup for The Online ColdFusion Meetup!
Our 12pm (US ET) talk on Thursday Aug 26 will be “Installing Multiple Versions of ColdFusion Together”, with Daria Norris.
TOPIC DESCRIPTION: (provided by the speaker)
I will show how you can set up your development environment to use CF9 & CF8 (or even CF6 or 7) at the same time using ColdFusion’s multi-server configuration option. This can be useful when you have several projects that have different code level requirements, or just to play with new features before you can develop your production apps with them. I will also talk about managing the services that CF installs to get the most performance out of your development environment.
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BFusion and BFlex 2010
September 11-12
Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Hands-on training from Adobe Flex and ColdFusion Experts
Registration here.
Announcing a new session for The Online ColdFusion Meetup!
Our 12pm (US ET) talk on Thursday Aug 19 will be “GIT for Dummies and the slightly more enlightened”, with Tim Cunningham.
TOPIC DESCRIPTION: (provided by the speaker)
Git seems to be the cool kid on the block these days. How does it differ from SVN? What is the big deal about it being distributed? What type of development flow does it work well with? How does it work with CF_Eclipse and CFBuilder? And did they know it was slang in British English for “idiot” when they named it?
The talk is oriented to people who know nothing about Source Control and particularly nothing about GIT, proposing why GIT is superior to other version control systems, teaching attenders how to install it, create repositories, clone repositories, merge, branch, fork, maybe some rebasing, as well as using the eGIT Gui tools in CFBuilder. Finally I will suggest some possible work flows.
MEETING URL: http://experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup/
DURATION: Approx. 1 hour
Meeting will be recorded. URL will be posted after meeting at http://recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com
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This is the recording from Ray Camden’s presentation today.
Announcing a new Meetup for The Online ColdFusion Meetup!
What: “AIR Development with jQuery and ColdFusion”, with Raymond Camden
Our 12pm (US ET) talk on Thursday Aug 12 will be “AIR Development with jQuery and ColdFusion”, with Raymond Camden.
TOPIC DESCRIPTION: (provided by the speaker)
Topic will cover some of the basics of AIR development with HTML. I’ll talk about using Aptana to start your projects and then discuss how to employ jQuery and work with ColdFusion services for your back end.
MEETING URL: http://experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup/
DURATION: Approx. 1 hour
Meeting will be recorded. URL will be posted after meeting at http://recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com
SPEAKER: (provided by the speaker)
Raymond Camden is a developer for FirstComp, Inc. focusing on ColdFusion and RIA development. A long time ColdFusion user, Raymond has worked on numerous ColdFusion books including the ColdFusion Web Application Construction Kit and has contributed to the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update and the ColdFusion Developers Journal. He also presents at conferences and contributes to online webzines. He founded many community web sites including CFLib.org, ColdFusionPortal.org, ColdFusionCookbook.org and is the author of open source applications, including the popular BlogCFC (www.blogcfc.com) blogging application. Raymond is an Adobe Community Professional. He is the happily married proud father of three kids and is somewhat of a Star Wars nut. Raymond can be reached at his blog (www.coldfusionjedi.com) or via email at ray@camdenfamily.com.
Announcing a new Meetup for The Online ColdFusion Meetup!
What: “ColdFusion On Wheels – Convention Over Configuration”, with Mike Henke
Our 6pm (US ET) talk on Thursday Aug 12 will be “ColdFusion On Wheels – Convention Over Configuration”, with Mike Henke.
TOPIC DESCRIPTION: (provided by the speaker)
Will discuss how Conventions over Configuration make life easier use examples from Wheels. I will demonstrate the concept of Wheels in a tweet (140 chars or less) and how to apply it in 30 seconds. Then we will be covering Wheels ideas, fundamentals, and the orm along with coining a new term “simplicity revival”.
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This is what is published on their website:
Due to problems ranging from the financial and combined with other factors, which would cause us great damage, the event organizers BR Conference 2010 – ColdFusion and RIA Connection, unfortunately feels obliged to cancel the event, avoiding greater damage if continue with the same addition of lacking a commitment to quality now signed.
It is unfortunate that decision, because we worked hard for it, but we can not be irresponsible and play along with the minimum of security for the quality of the event.
We are contacting the participants registered in order to arrange the return of the payment now confirmed.
I am sorry if harmed in some way, but would like to clarify that provision and did not miss work to hold an event of this size in Brazil. Unfortunately these and other events prevented us from moving forward with the BR Conference.
