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Its official!  The highly anticipated release of the next version of the world renown ColdFusion web application development platform has been released, ColdFusion 8.

So, you’re like every other web site owner or developer.. You want to boost your search results through SEO, right?

Need to determine if a request is an AJAX request or a standard POST/GET request?

Often times you might want to include a partial view to be sent to the browser when the request is not an AJAX request.  For example, the header and footer of a page should only be returned for a full page state change.  To accomplish this task is ColdFusion is really quite simple…

Trying to get started with Flex?

Well, the first step is installing the Flex Builder that will provide you with an advanced IDE to develop the next cuttin-edge Flex app.  You can download and install the Flex Buider 2 trial to use for free for 30 days.  After that you will need to purchase Flex Builder from Adobe, or use an alternative to write your MXML and ActionScript.  Here is a quick run down of how I installed Flex Builder 2…

Ray Camden put together a nice little ColdFusion Blog aggregator for roughly 292 ColdFusion blogs.  The cool part is that the site only uses 2 CFCs, a front page, and a processing page all running on ColdFusion 8 of course…

Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on performance in terms of dynamic variable name assignment.  We have been having some discussions here at work, and I did some searching for the performance difference between using string variable assignment and brackets for creating dynamically named variables…

Have you ever wondered the best way to deliver your JavaScript to the client?