I decided to use FullAsAGoog this week. As advertised, much higher signal to noise ratio. Still, I think I will use Adobe Feeds (nee MXNA) as well next week to make sure I don't miss anything. Don't forget, new Hot Fix for ColdFusion (thanks Todd Sharp).
Another week where great posts had to be sacrificed to get down to the limit of five entries. As a bonus, however, a selection of posts about cf.Objective() including some passionate discussions about the future of ColdFusion. See why you don't want to miss cf.Objective() next year!
CF.Objective made me a little late on this entry, but it was well worth (more on that later). Even with CF.Objective, this week saw a great selection of essential blog reading.
MXNA (my source of blog entries) was down most of week, but the week still saw a selection of great blog entries and some significant OS releases.
This week saw the launch of FlexCF and several great postings about unit testing and Test Driven Development.
This week saw the release of Google AppEngine, a great discussion about getters and setters, and a brief flare-up about the openness of the ColdFusion community.
This week saw the release of ColdFusion 8 Updater 1 and a handful of April Fools Jokes (as well as the usual assortment of great blog entries).
Sorry for the delay in getting this out today - waiting on MXNA. An entry by Andrew Powell kicked off such a good series of blogs, that I have decided to highlight the entire collection as a bonus set for this week.
Although some discussions are still going about the open sourcing of Blue Dragon this week, the focus is shifting more to what we want to have in ColdFusion 9.
The big news this week is New Atlanta's announcement to release an open source version of BlueDragon. We also had plenty of good entries about Application.cfc.
