Being frustrated about building an application or working with a team of developers has a silver lining.
This article is intended to provide some answers to simple mistakes that I made when trying to install the beta release of ColdFusion 2020 so that others don’t fall into the same traps that I did.
You can use the reduce() function with a fat arrow operator in ColdFusion 2018 to return a query object as an array of structures.
Don’t let your custom software wither and die. Continue to feed it with new thoughts and new ideas.
Every developer starts somewhere. This shows how I became a ColdFusion developer and teaches the very very basics of ColdFusion.
It’s time for bold action in order to make ColdFusion grow… and it starts by killing the reputation that ColdFusion is anchored with.
The biggest mistake that a developer can make is to store passwords in the clear.
How I set up a basic development environment suitable for a single developer, but expandable to multiple developers using Docker, Adobe ColdFusion, Git, Docker, and BitBucket. Part 1 – Applying settings to ColdFusion
It’s time to re-evaluate remote work for ColdFusion Developers. Employers would be able to tap into a much larger pool of talent, and more developers would be able to find jobs that fit their needs. All of this could go a step further towards resolving a major issue with the ColdFusion community that has haunted us for years.
I have a couple of articles that have been pending approval for months now. Can you tell me if/when they will be published? https://coldfusion.adobe.com/preview/6924/ Since January 10 https://coldfusion.adobe.com/preview/6520/ Since November 2
How I set up a basic development environment suitable for a single developer, but expandable to multiple developers using Docker, Adobe ColdFusion, Git, Docker, and BitBucket. Part 1 – Software and file structure
I’ve been developing ColdFusion applications for about 20 years and sometimes I feel like I’m still learning. On occasion it takes stumbling across a feature to realize how something works. Consider the following code: <cfoutput> #NumberFormat(1.5)# </cfoutput> Now… some people might look at that and think, “of course it’s going to display 2.” Honestly, I had no idea. numberFormat() without a mask will round numbers. That seems strange to me, frankly, but live and learn. Try it for yourself. Anyone […]
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