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JSON + Coldfusion

February 11, 2008 by Josh Highland  
Filed under coldfusion, javascript

JSON + Coldfusion

Bill Garoutte, just made a great blog post about using JSON with Coldfusion, as a faster and more light weight alternative to using WDDX to serialize data. If you use Coldfusion at all, I highly suggest you read it, and download his code sample.
http://garoutte.com/?p=21

“CodeIgniter lets you write kick ass PHP programs”

January 10, 2008 by Josh Highland  
Filed under coldfusion, internet, php, software

“CodeIgniter lets you write kick ass PHP programs”

At work, I have been lucky enough to work directly with Luis Majano, the author of an awesome Object Oriented Framework for ColdFusuion, ColdBox (I have blogged about it before)
Using the Coldbox Frame work really took my CF coding to the next level.
At home, I am not lucky enough to have access to a Coldfusion [...]

NASA adopts the Coldfusion framework – Coldbox

December 12, 2007 by Josh Highland  
Filed under coldfusion, internet, software

NASA adopts the Coldfusion framework – Coldbox

WOW! NASA just adopted the Coldfusion Framework, ColdBox as their official web development framework. NASA!
I’m excited about this for several reasons. I have been using the Coldbox framework for about a year now. Before Coldbox, I was using Fusebox. Fusebox isn’t bad, but it just doesn’t compare to the features that I get out of [...]

Transfer ORM with Mark Mandel

November 7, 2007 by Josh Highland  
Filed under coldfusion, software

Transfer ORM with Mark Mandel

I have been working long and hard on a project at work (yes i have a realy job outside of working on notpop and related sites)
I’m lucky enough to work with Luis Majano, the creator of the ColdBox Coldfusion Application Framework. Working with ColdBox has really increased the performance of the site, and brought the [...]

cfdump in php!

April 24, 2007 by Josh Highland  
Filed under coldfusion, internet, php, software, tutorials, web 2.0

cfdump in php!

At work, I write ColdFusion, at home I write PHP. I bounce back and forth between worlds. Jack of all trades, master of none I guess.
One thing that I have always loved about ColdFusion is the cfdump tag. You feed it any variable, and it will spit out whats in it. Struct, String, Array, Query, [...]

Coldfusion MX RSS Feeds

December 28, 2005 by Josh Highland  
Filed under coldfusion, internet, tutorials, web 2.0

I am a web developer by trade. I write a lot of ColdFusion code for my job, I write a lot of PHP in my spare time. Being involved in both the CF and PHP communities, I have seen an overwhelming number of tutorials for things like generating RSS feeds using PHP, but not too [...]