In Between
by Dave Lowe

Comments and ColdFusion

Posted: Aug 29, 2007

Tags: Programming Languages, Site News

My ColdFusion entry was discovered by the CF community and there have been many comments left recently, some in response to the points I was getting at, and some faulting me for my admittedly sensationalistic approach. I am working on a more in-depth and balanced entry regarding what I believe is really going on with ColdFusion, and why I'm not a fan.

In the meantime, a quick announcement. I discovered a significant number of comments that I overlooked, and I'm working through them right now and publishing valid ones to the site. I also discovered that my templates don't mention that comments posted to entries 30 or more days old must be approved by an admin before they display on the site ...

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Recent Entries

  • The day I've been working towards for over a year has finally arrived: I have launched a complete redesign of my web site.

  • Regarding Adobe's announcement that they're adding a fresh layer of paint to their dying language.

  • A disturbing problem with my iMac, and discovering the beauty of a UPS.

  • Overcoming a particularly frustrating problem with TinyMCE and multiple domains/subdomains.

Noted

I just finished watching the final episode of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. It was an excellent, under-appreciated show that not only tackled tough topics but did so intelligently. At its core, it was all about character growth, and not a "a behind-the-scenes look at a fictional TV show." It's a tragedy that NBC didn't give it a chance (they put it in a tough time slot and never moved it around to gain more viewers). The actors, producers and writers deserved to have this one picked up for more seasons. I'm going to miss this show.

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