CF_BlogPicks March 10, 2008
The big news this week is ColdFusion 8 winning a Jolt award and IE8 rendering rules.
CF_BlogPicks March 1, 2008
No doubt about it, the release of Flex 3 and especially of Adobe AIR 1.0 dominated the news this week. As such, I have a bonus 5 posts about AIR in addition to my five normal picks (with no AIR).
CF_BlogPicks February 25, 2008
This week was a little easier to pick than others. Though the week had plenty of great entries (and a few on new quirks in cfquery that I was really sad to leave out), the following five are really entries that every CF developer should read.
CF_BlogPicks February 18, 2008
In the discussions this week, Grails and SimpleDB. I have also seen lots of entries on SVN and ANT lately. All of them good, but they often get beat out by other entries. I will have to find a way to give them the focus they deserve.
CF_BlogPicks February 11, 2008
This week brought several good blog entries including discussions of the pros and cons of downgrading the JVM.
CF_BlogPicks February 4, 2008
This week was the most difficult week for me so far. I decided early on to only pick five blog entries every week. I usually find at least 7 blog entries that I think every developer should read. This week, it was no less than a dozen (from more than 50 nominees).
CF_BlogPicks January 28, 2008
This week saw a major discussion on the future of IE8 and compatibility and the launch of Inside RIA.
CF_BlogPicks January 21, 2008
This week saw one major news announce and two entries each from two of the community's more prolific bloggers.
CF_BlogPicks January 14, 2008
I found several discussions on the same topic this week. So, this time I am grouping some blog entries by topic. The top link is what I would consider the main primary entry on the topic, followed by a few picks on that topic.
ColdFusion Blogs Picks of the Week
This is my first post in what I hope will be a ongoing series. In my discussion with other developers, I have often found that they miss blog posts that I think every ColdFusion programmer should see. The reason seems pretty clear: With so much blog traffic, it takes too much time to read through all of the traffic.
