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Ask Ben: Creating A Fixed-Field-Width Data File With ColdFusion

I need to create a fixed length data file. Is there an easy way to make each #field# a fixed length? For a web developer living in an environment that ignores white space, this can seem like a daunting task. Unless, of course, you know about the LJustify() and the RJustify() functions that ColdFusion comes with. The LJustify() and RJustify() methods justify a value to the left and right side of a fixed-width string respectively. Both take two arguments: the value and t ... Read More » (translate)

Center Align CSS-Based Layout

Geoff Blake uses Dreamweaver to center align his css-based webpage design. (translate)

Surviving the crisis with a Darwinistic approach

Customers are cutting down budgets. Projects are being postponed or even cancelled. Less work (and consequently less money) is coming in and Web agencies (not unlike other companies) start considering layoffs. I've been thinking quite often lately about the possible effects of the economical crisis on our sector. With the dotcom crisis of 2001 in [...] (translate)

Fun - Fur engine

I was working on a fur engine for images just for fun, inspired by a post on Andre Michelle's blog. This is a funny way to create more detailed images. I'm happy with the application I created. Since today you can see and use it. The idea is very simple; Add a link to an image (jpg/png/gif) and the engine will create a furry image for you :) It automatically saves your hairy image, so you can send it to your friends or set it as desktop. More info: Fur generator (translate)

Google Reader Gets A Facelift

Just visited Google Reader (which I do 500 times a day) and notices that it’s gotten some nice interface tweaks. The Google Reader blog has more. I like it. (translate)

WebORB 3.6 for .NET is available

If you're working with the .NET version of our product, we have some news for you. There is a new release with some important features as well as bug fixes. See below for details:Support for Silverlight client - Includes client-side component with remoting APIs, code generator integrated into the management console as well as a command line code generation utility. Silverlight integration makes it super simple to invoke methods on remote objects as well as SOAP/REST web services. Btw, Silverlight integration works across all WebORB implementations thus you can connect Silverlight with .NET, Java, PHP and soon ColdFusion components.Support for (translate)

CFUnited 2009 Topics Survey Now Open - Leveraging Basic Object Oriented Concepts and Design Patterns

The CFUnited 2009 Topics Survey is now open, you can go there and vote for your favorite topics you'd like to see presented. I have re-submitted my topic (you can find it under the "Please choose 4 from the list of topics that cover OO" section) from last year as it was well received and attended, and I'm hoping to make this year's presentation even better, so please head on over to the survey and voice your opinion and hopefully vote for my as well. I promise you won't be disappointed. Leveraging Basic Object Oriented Concepts and Design Patterns in (translate)

Learning Paths provides help content according to role

There a new web site that guides new users through the process of learning Flex. It organizes a variety of examples and tutorials based on the role that you select. You can choose a learning path for developers, designers, managers, or architects. Each path leads you to a series of tutorials, videos, code samples, and documentation links. Here's the URL: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/learn/ While this site might not have alot of new content, it provides a new way of exploring existing content. It ties together information from Adobe resources such as the standard Flex docs, DevNet, and The Edge newsletter, plus outside (translate)

CFUnited Topic Survey

Here's your chance to improve the topics presented at the CFUnited conference. They have posted a survey to allow people to vote for the presentations they would like to see in CFUnited 2009. The survey is located at http://cfunited.com/blog/index.cfm/2008/12/4/CFUnited-Topic-Survey--VOTE-NOWI submitted three topics:1. PCI-DSS security standard -an updated presentation from the one I gave at cfObjective. Showing the various requirements of PCI and the common pitfalls in CF e-commerce 2. BlazeDS - all the goodness that is BlazeDS3. CF Orientation - a simple Q&A session for new CFers and for people needing help figuring out the terms that get thrown about. (translate)

CFUnited 2009 Topics That Just Missed The Cut

In honor of the CFUnited Topic Survey I present the topics that just barely missed making the final list. [More] (translate)

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