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Trying out Silverlight

March 29, 2010 | In: .NET, flex, silverlight

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ColdFlash!

October 14, 2009 | In: actionscript, coldfusion, flex, java

I see a trend happening at Adobe that I believe others may be detecting but no one has come out and said it yet. This trend will have a significant impact on software engineers who are experienced and/or committed to the Adobe stack of technologies -...

Application Design 201 Granularity is a well-known topic in software development. Another common concept is encapsulation. There's books, magazine articles, and blog posts about these topics going back decades (well, not the blog posts). One...

The Value Objects Otherwise known as a transfer object is simply a design pattern for exchanging data between disparate systems. I'm working on a application with a Flex UI and a ColdFusion backend, and I initially discovered that if I return a query...

Autowiring in ColdFusion Most of you may have heard of autowiring, and many of you may have implemented it in an application by now (most likely with Spring, ColdSpring, or Google Guice). If you don't know what autowiring is, or are curious about how...

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I am a technologist, and have been ever since 1980 when I got my very first TRS-80 and programmed it to do my math homework. I love to share the gift of technology with others and show them the wonderful things it can do for them, and how they should not fear it, but embrace it.

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