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 July 29, 2009 10:46am by Steve | ColdFusion |
In Adobe Flex, there are at least 3 distinct ways of laying out (positioning) the elements of your application:
Absolute – using X and Y coordinates Relative – using nested HBox and VBox controls Constraints – using element attributes such as “top” and “bottom” to anchor controls within parents
How do you know which [...]
 June 1, 2009 11:51pm by Steve | Announce |
WordPress Dashboard
Ooine.com has been converted from BlogCFC (ColdFusion) to WordPress (PHP). I would have loved to stay with BlogCFC because I am a professional ColdFusion developer, but WordPress is such a superior tool in every way… it’s not really a difficult decision. Sure, I’m giving up the chance to mess with the [...]
 May 27, 2009 4:05pm by Steve | ColdFusion |
Here is how to create the red dot overlay commonly used on the Apple iPhone and iPod to indicate various conditions within application such as waiting email, apps needing updating, etc.
Note: this requires ColdFusion 8.01
Here is an example of the effect we are going to create
Step 1: Get your images in [...]
 September 8, 2008 12:09pm by Steve | ColdFusion | Comments are closed
I recently added a fade transition to a Flex app and was surprised to find that the Flex elements faded nicely as expected, but the text… the data of the application, failed to fade in or out. Needless to say, this looked quite strange.
After a bit of searching I discovered that I needed [...]
 May 4, 2008 3:05pm by Steve | CFObjective() 2008 |
Here is a link to my full CFObjective() 2008 Google Notebook. It has a little nicer format than the BlogCFC posts.
CFObjective() 2008 Google Notebook
 May 4, 2008 2:05pm by Steve | CFObjective() 2008 |
Mike Brunt – Alagad
Clustering is becoming more and more important in the CF world. Think about it from the beginning. For example, think about paths, locale issues, etc. Software Clustering (Java, CF, JRun), Hardware Clustering Consideration, Hardware and Software Clustering, Load Testing Different Algorithms. Simply going from 1 server to 2 servers in [...]
 May 4, 2008 12:05pm by Steve | CFObjective() 2008 |
Building Flex apps using Cairgorm
Why does Cairngorm seem so difficult? Tends to over explain the patterns in CG. Forget that and just focus on easily-repeatable approach. MATE is another potential Flex framework to check out.
DL from labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Cairngorm. Add it to the Flex Project Build Path > Add SWC.
The FrontController determines where [...]
 May 4, 2008 10:05am by Steve | CFObjective() 2008 |
WireFrame Viewer/Editor 5.0 from RIA Forge – Pretty good wireframing tool, but it requires Fusebox 5. Still though, this could be really big for us. We might want to try it out.
Styling vs. Skinning Flex apps. Styling will keep them looking like Flex apps. You can, however, completely skin Flex apps by using [...]
 May 3, 2008 6:05pm by Steve | CFObjective() 2008 |
Matt Woodward
Domain Model is the most important. Use UML to think things through. Easier to change a diagram. Objects and Methods.
The database is not that important. It shouldn’t drive your application design. On the app side, think about objects, not tables, etc. Only worry about your DB once your domain model has [...]
 May 3, 2008 6:05pm by Steve | CFObjective() 2008 |
labs.fusionlink.com pcianswers.com
Created by the major CC companies to protect CC info. pcisecuritystandards.org – actual doc is only 16 pages
PCI compliance is Pass/Fail – either you have it 100% or nothing.
Applies to any company that processes, transmits, or stored CC info. Web or brick and mortar. It is enforced by the merchant [...]
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