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CFugitives http://www.cfugitives.com CFugitives en-us swood@cfugitives.com swood@cfugitives.com Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:58:03 EST Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:58:03 EST 15 copyright (c) 2010 CFugitives BlogFusion 4.0 - www.blogfusion.com CFugitives http://www.cfugitives.comfiles/BFlogo.gif http://www.cfugitives.com 88 31 CFugitives Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - March Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=92

March 9th, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: iPhone Development - Getting Started

Link for the presentation tonight: https://admin.adobe.acrobat.com/_a200985228/cfugitives/?launcher=false

Everywhere you go, there seems to be "an app for that", right? If you haven't started down the path of iPhone development, it's not too late, and Adobe's Josh Adams will get us started this month. He'll even (in true CF evangelist style) re-affirm for us why ColdFusion is the best platform for providing data to your new iPhone apps.

Here's the official blurb: In this session, Josh will give you the information you need to know to get set to start developing for iPhone. In addition, he will demonstrate that ColdFusion is the ideal server-side data provider for iPhone applications.

Josh needs no introduction to our group. Literally. He's the most frequent presenter to our group - this will be presentation #4. But, if you need to know more, go see his bio.

What? You want a software raffle too? OK!

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As ever food will be served, please RSVP so I have a headcount.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Wed, 03 Mar 2010 10:18:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=92#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - February Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=91 February 15th, 7pm EST (Monday)
Online - Adobe Connect (link)
Topic: Integrating ColdFusion and BlazeDS

Please Note: Meeting recording can be viewed here
Code samples can be found at Aaronwest.net.

So, one of the great things about Rich Internet Applications is the ability to update certain sections of a page without needing to refresh the entire page. Of course, your application still has to "poll" the server to see if there's anything worth refreshing for the user. Wouldn't it just be a better experience if data could be pushed to the client? Well, that's where Adobe's Blaze Data Services comes in, oh, and it's bundled with ColdFusion 9, and it's free!

Personally, I love the idea of pushing data to the client, to keep information fresh, but it's a frontier I just don't know much about. Thankfully, I know Aaron West, and he knows lots about it :-)

In this presentation Aaron will show you how ColdFusion 9 and BlazeDS are integrated into one server. Aaron will demonstrate how to build a one-way, real-time messaging application from start to finish, using Flash Builder 4 beta and ColdFusion Builder beta.

As it's a corporate holiday for MediFit, we'll be holding this meeting online, while I can't raffle off s/w at an online meeting, let's just say that your attendance at this meeting will so incredibly stack you're odds at winning in March ;-)

As ever please RSVP.

Speaker bio:

For the past nine years Aaron West has been heavily involved in the Web development space building enterprise-level, database-driven Web applications and leading technology teams. Aaron is incredibly passionate about what he does and attempts to inject his enthusiasm and love for technology in all those around him.

In his overall strategy of building high performance teams and managing enterprise-level projects Aaron could be described as a "cohesion warrior." He strives each and every day to challenge those around him to build the absolute best software for his customers. This involves coordinating efforts from sales, marketing, executive management, product development, customer support, and ultimately the folks writing code, to ensure the best possible technology experience is delivered. Aaron has a learned ability to communicate across an entire enterprise, from executive management and owners to customer support, bringing teams together to solve difficult business problems.

Whether it involves writing code or leading teams he aims to make a positive difference in the lives of those around him.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:36:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=91#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - November Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=90 November 17th, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: ColdFusion/Flex updates from MAX

Wow, where did October go, and what was going on? Oh yeah, Adobe MAX was on in L.A., and there were many interesting developments on the Flex and ColdFusion fronts, including the official release of CF9. This month, we'll bring you a "best of" presentation from MAX on these two products.

And by "best", I mean Adobe evangelist Ryan Stewart. We've been very lucky to have Ryan present in the past - he knows his stuff, and has been blogging about RIA technologies for many years before he joined Adobe. Officially, his title is "Platform Evangelist", but Ryan probably spends more time hiking and dreaming of ways to integrate GPS technology into just about every web application on earth.

Oh yes, I'm sure we can find some software to raffle, too

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As ever food will be served, please RSVP so I have a headcount.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:27:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=90#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - September Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=89 September 15th, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Deep linking in Flex

So, the great thing about Flex is that it allows you to present a full application in a browser, the bad part about that is that the application needs its own menu / navigation system. That's not a problem if you only have one panel on your Flex app, or if it occupies the entire browser space.

What if you have a mixed HTML/Flash based application? What if you want to link into a specific view deep inside the Flex application and not have to worry about the user using a navigation system on that dashboard?

Bryan Elie is a developer at MediFit and has been working on such issues recently. At this meeting he will give a short presentation on his approach and implementation using the Flex/AJAX bridge. He will review the necessary code to achieve this also.

This will be a mini presentation (not taking the full hour), so there is an opportunity for anyone else to present for the second half of the meeting (please contact Paul or Myself if interested), or we'll have an open round table.

As ever, food will be served, please RSVP.

    Cheers,

            David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:18:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=89#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - July Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=88 July 14th, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: JQuery Introduction

"Write less, Do more". Sounds good to me! At this group, we've spent a lot of time over the past year or two talking about Flex as a Rich Internet Application platform. Less so at the available AJAX platforms that are available to us.

Ray Camden will start us off at the July meeting by giving us the rundown on JQuery - the framework of choice at many large corporations such as Google, Dell and NBC. There'll be information on how to integrate with ColdFusion, also.

About the Speaker:
Really? Do I need to write something in here? If you don't know who Ray Camden is, or what he does, ping me off line, I'll fill you in

As ever, food will be served, please RSVP.

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:58:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=88#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - June Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=87 June 23rd, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: ColdFusion/Flex Next Releases

If you've been reading the blogs, you'll have seen snippets of information regarding the next releases of many Adobe products: ColdFusion, Flex, Bolt and Catalyst. We'll take a look at some of the new features and discuss the potential impact they may have on our work and business alike.

We will have some giveaways also, and, as ever, dinner will be served. Please RSVP.

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:27:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=87#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - May Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=86 May 26th, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Open mic

So, who's the presenter this month? You are! What are you presenting on? Yes, there are lots of great topics to get speakers to present on, but the more I talk individually to group members, the more I realize that we, collectively, are doing some really great stuff ourselves.

The May meeting will be an open mic event. Presentations should be 6-10 minutes each and should be a showcase of something you've learned recently. Want an incentive? OK, the best presentation will win the Adobe Software package (the big one). I'll see what we can do for participant prizes also (this will depend on the number of presenters)

Please RSVP and also let me know if you want to present, just so I can manage the time available. I'll unveil some rules on how we'll judge the winner of the software, but suffice as to say, all presentations will be welcome, no matter what the level.

We'll have some important group information to discuss also, so please do your best to make it.

Cheers,

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Wed, 13 May 2009 10:50:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=86#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - April Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=85 April 21st, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Integrating Flex into your Products

In May of 2008, with very little hands-on Flex experience, the MediFit development team began to fill the business need of integrating Flex into our products. This session will detail the self-training process, the obstacles, pitfalls and success of integrating Flex into core products aimed at a corporate client market.

This session will look at three applications - Internal, extranet and Customer facing - and their movement from HTML rendered applications to Flash based.

This session is not a code review, but an examination of the business requirements and how the technology met the need. It will also examine the change in "mindset" of the developers, business Analysts, QA team and the end user themselves as we made the change to our products. That being said, the development team will be available for any technical questions that may arise.

As always, we will be serving dinner, so please RSVP.

   Thanks,

            David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:39:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=85#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - February Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=84 February 17th, 6pm (Tuesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Cloud Computing and ColdFusion

One of the latest buzzwords doing the rounds in the tech world is "Cloud Computing". But what is Cloud Computing, how does it work, and why should you be interested in it? We asked Spike Washburn of Stax Networks, in Seattle if he could help us out with understanding more about this new arrival to the technology scene.

Cloud Computing is a quickly emerging field that promises to reduce the cost and complexity of provisioning hardware and building/deploying applications.  In this presentation, we'll examine the various layers of the cloud computing stack and discuss ways web application developers can leverage their features.  We will also take a close look at how Stax Networks is exposing developer-oriented solutions for building and deploying elastic ColdFusion applications on top of Amazon EC2.

As always, we will be serving dinner, so please RSVP.

   Thanks,

            David

Spike Washburn is co-founder and CEO of Stax Networks. Since 1997, he has been a technology leader creating developer-focused products such as IBM WebSphere, Allaire JRun, Macromedia ColdFusion, and Aptana Studio. He is now putting his experience to work delivering Stax, a Java Platform as a Service, by combining the Java platform with the power of elastic cloud computing.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Tue, 10 Feb 2009 22:58:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=84#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - January Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=83 January 21st, 6pm (Wednesday)
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Introducing Railo

Happy New Year everyone! Are you feeling the pinch yet? Most of us remember only too vividly the last time we had an economic slump - and the IT sector got hit pretty hard. While things seem to be holding up right now, has there never been a better time to be cost conscious? On that note, Gert Franz will be introducing us to Railo at the next user group meeting.

I've heard a lot of buzz about Railo, but never knew the details. I heard it was a "CFML engine", "free and open source", but that's about it. So, I sent an e-mail to Gert asking "Why Railo"? (with some smart ass references to Blue Dragon thrown in for good measure ;-)

The answer:

2-3 times faster than ColdFusion (with debugging turned on!)
Video conversions with the Tag CFVIDEO
Using virtual file systems
Open Source
Amazon EC2 deployment

Gert, you had me at "Hello" (well, "EC2 deployment", actually). Is this the real deal? I know I first heard about Railo when Ben Forta had some glowing things to say about it, recently. So, the question is: can it help you when marketing your CF based services to cost conscious clients? Gert Franz is one of the founders of Railo Technologies GmbH and accompanied the development from when it started back in 2001.

Please RSVP, dinner will be served as usual.

Cheers,

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:36:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=83#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - December Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=82 December 9th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: TBD

Unfortunately, I don't have a speaker lined up at this point and time, for various reasons that I will explain on Tuesday. I still have a few emails out and I am hoping for a positive reply before Tuesday.

Either way, we'll be meeting - we didn't have a meeting in November, and there have been some interesting developments in the ColdFusion space since.

If you have any suggestions for this meeting, please share them with me - we'll have goodies to raffle off also.

Please RSVP, we'll serve food as usual, and I'll see if we can squeeze a little more from the budget to make this a decent year end bash.

Cheers,

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Thu, 04 Dec 2008 14:53:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=82#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - October Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=81 October 14th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Intro to AIR API's

So, we've had a few topics on AIR, but mostly at a high level. We've never really dove into the actual code and API's that make up AIR. At our next meeting, Jeff Tapper will get us started with AIR development and API's. I think AIR is going to be an ever growing technology in 2009, especially with rumors of tighter ColdFusion integration being reported on the Blogosphere, and large companies like FedEx, Fox News and the BBC embracing the technology (to name but a few).

Jeff's bio is listed below - I've had the pleasure of attending his sessions at MAX and they were excellent. I hope you will join us - as ever, Pizza will be served, so please RSVP.

David

Jeff Tapper is a Senior Consultant at Digital Primates IT Consulting Group, which focuses on the development of RIAs and empowering clients through mentoring. Jeff has been developing internet-based applications since 1995, for a myriad of clients including Conde Nast, Harley Davidson, Toys R Us, IBM, Dow Jones, American Express and Morgan Stanley. As an Instructor, he is certified to teach all of Adobe's courses on Flex, ColdFusion and Flash development. He has been working with Flex since the earliest alphas of Flex 1, and started his ColdFusion development on CF 1.5. Jeff has written 10 books, among the more recent releases are including "Adobe Flex 3: Training from the Source," and "Breaking out of the Browser with Adobe AIR."

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Wed, 08 Oct 2008 13:22:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=81#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - September Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=80 September 9th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: The Adobe Developer Connection

So, Adobe....what have you done for me lately? When all is said and done, after all the new releases, the cool tools, the new features, it's still all about.....the Developer! ME! And what does Adobe do to support developers? Funny you should ask, because for the September meeting, we'll be hosting none other than Ed Sullivan from Adobe to answer exactly that question.

Ed The "Bahstahn Stranglah" Sullivan

Ed "Bahstahn Stranglah" Sullivan

Ed, for many years, was the User Group Manager at MacroMedia, and then Adobe, so we have him to thank for all the great swag over the years (rumor is, he'll be bringing some Tuesday

).

Ed will be talking to us about the Adobe Developer Connection and will be walking us through the resources currently available in the ADC as well as providing some insight on a few new initiatives that are currently being worked on.

Dinner, as usual, will be served - please RSVP. Ed has a hard stop time, so we'll be starting promptly.

Cheers,

David

About the Presenter, Ed Sullivan:

As product manager for the Adobe Developer Connection in the Platform Business Unit at Adobe Systems, Ed’s responsibilities include driving visibility and programs for the Adobe Developer Connection and his role focuses on the strategy and implementation of those  programs and resources to attract, engage and retain developers.

Ed has a history of working in  technical communities and prior to joining Adobe he has held a variety of marketing roles at Macromedia, Allaire and Sybase. He holds a Bachelor's degree in business from The University of Arizona.

In his free time, he enjoys cheering on all his favorite Boston sports team, with a penchant for football, as well as trying to find time and ways to give back to his local community.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Tue, 02 Sep 2008 17:40:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=80#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - July Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=79 July 9th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: ColdFusion AJAX Features

OK, we'll try this again! Unfortunately, when we tried to host Ray back in May, there were some technical difficulties, but Ray has sorted them out and has offered to give his presentation again. This will be the last meeting before our summer break, so please join us if you can. Please note: The meeting will be a Wednesday, not the usual Tuesday.

Ray needs no introduction to the community at large. He has truly earned his "Jedi" status in the ColdFusion world, and has created many open source ColdFusion based projects.

It's amazing we've gone 2 1/2 years without a presentation from Ray, but better late than never! Please come armed with your AJAX questions and we'll see if we can stump him.

There will be lots of goodies, etc, to give away, and dinner will be served, as usual, so please RSVP.

Cheers,

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Thu, 03 Jul 2008 09:39:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=79#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - June Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=78 June 10th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Document-driven Applications with ColdFusion & PDF

For the June 10^th meeting, Adobe’s ColdFusion evangelist Josh Adams will be presenting to the group – A topic has yet to be decided, but we’re letting you guys decide. Please click this link to answer a Survey on which topic you would like to see.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=6cTZnqRIkUynZtdwhkjo3g_3d_3d

6/4/2008: Survey Results are in!

#1 requested topic: Admin and Server Monitor in ColdFusion 8 (enterprise)

#2 requested topic: PDF Manipulation

But here's the thing, Josh has recently completed putting together a presentation on PDF manipulation and would like to present that to the group.  Here at MediFit, we clearly have at least one area in our application that could benefit from using PDF generation, we just haven't gotten around to really digging into it yet.

Here is an official abstract of the presentation:

Document-driven Applications with ColdFusion & PDF

Using Adobe ColdFusion 8 and PDF you can do much more than just create portable documents—you can manipulate PDFs in a wide variety of ways from extracting and merging to searching metadata and creating thumbnails.  By using with Adobe ColdFusion 8 and PDF forms, you can take application forms offline, plus pre-populate the forms with data and process the submission of those forms.  Using PDF and Adobe ColdFusion 8's ability to print from the server, you have access to a whole new world of opportunities:  automated printing of things like pick slips and reports and even server-side faxing.  Join us for this presentation as we investigate all of these capabilities and more.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Mon, 19 May 2008 16:32:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=78#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - May Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=77 May 13th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: ColdFusion AJAX Features

A little bit of a change to the previous notice for this months meeting - Ray Camden has made himself available, and will be presenting on all of the new AJAX features in ColdFusion 8.

Ray needs no introduction to the community at large. He has truly earned his "Jedi" status in the ColdFusion world, and has created many open source ColdFusion based projects.

It's amazing we've gone 2 1/2 years without a presentation from Ray, but better late than never! Please come armed with your AJAX questions and we'll see if we can stump him.

There will be lots of goodies, etc, to give away, and dinner will be served, as usual, so please RSVP.

Cheers,

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Thu, 08 May 2008 07:48:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=77#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - April Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=76 April 8th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: ColdFusion Round Table

It was suggested early in the year that we dedicate some time to the members to discuss and/or present the issues and/or situations they are facing with technology in their businesses. With no external speakers available, we're going to try this suggestion this month.

This is a call to all members to bring a topic to talk about, and there will be an incentive to give a short presentation to the group. Give a 10-15 minute presentation on something ColdFusion/Flex/AIR related and you'll get 5 extra tickets to the software raffle.

"The Software raffle?" I hear you say? Yes, in case you've lost track, amidst all the giveaways we've had this year, the big Adobe software raffle has to take place either this month or next. So, on Tuesday, we'll flip a coin and decide which meeting it will be. The more tickets you have in the box, the better your chances of winning*

I'll update this post with suggestions from the group - so please get back to me with your suggestions. As usual, dinner will be served, please RSVP.

Topic Suggestions so far:

ColdFusion 8 upgrade - recently performed by the MediFit team.
First CF supported iPhone web application

Cheers,

       David

* NOTE: Eligibility to win the big Adobe prize has been explained at previous meetings - please email me with your questions. Howls of protest will be duly ignored.

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:02:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=76#comments Adobe Developer Week http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=75 Adobe will be providing free on-line seminars all next week. The link below will show you what’s available. You will need to register for sessions, but if they are booked up, they will be recorded and made available at a later date. Please note that all times listed are Pacific Time.

http://adobe.com/go/2008_developer_week

I hope you enjoy it – these promise to be some high quality presentations, so if you can’t make it to CFUnited or MAX, you should try catch some of these.

             Cheers,

                         David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Fri, 21 Mar 2008 15:37:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=75#comments Happy Saint Patricks Day http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=74

Cheers,

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Mon, 17 Mar 2008 12:58:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=74#comments Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - March Meeting http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=73 March 11th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: Flex Builder 3 / AIR 1.0

On February 25th, Adobe announced the release of Flex Builder 3 and the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) 1.0, at the March meeting we'll take a closer look at some of the features of each. We'll also take a look at some AIR applications by companies that were released on the same day as the announcement.

Will we have software to raffle? Oh yeah!
    - A copy of Flex 3 (professional) or ColdFusion 8 (standard) - winners choice.
    - Adobe goodies
    - Other raffle items - I'll have more details closer to the date.

We also have a copy of Flex Builder 3 to raffle off from the February meeting. Only members who attended (virtually) and are present at the raffle can win (Adobe rules).

Dinner will be served as usual, please RSVP.

David

]]> domalley@cfugitives.com (David OMalley) Wed, 05 Mar 2008 11:01:00 EST http://www.cfugitives.comindex.cfm?CommentID=73#comments