An Adobe AIR application that brings the ColdFusion 8 documentation to your desktop that is surprising small, easy to use, extremely fast, and built using the Ext JavaScript library.
Get a quick primer on Gears, the open source project by Google that aims to expose new modules and capabilities for the browser that provide general purpose building blocks for web applications to unlock the capabilities of the local machine in a safe manner.
Interested in Adobe AIR? Check out this brief new technologies demonstration I gave on Adobe AIR to my colleagues at Hamilton College.
Have you ever wanted to know if a request is coming from an Ajax call or from a standard GET/POST from the browser when using the ColdFusion 8 Ajax functionality?
Read MoreIn case you haven’t already checked it out, be sure to have a look at the applications available for download at the Adobe AIR Marketplace on Adobe Exchange. What is the Adobe AIR Marketplace? According the FAQ:
Read MoreAdobe AIR Marketplace is a place where AIR developers can publish their Adobe AIR applications for users to download. You can find the Adobe AIR Marketplace at www.adobe.com/go/marketplace.
HistoryTabs.js is a Prototype class to make tabbed navigation with history management simple. Designed for simplicity and convenient Ajax navigation using a tabbed interface that maintains the state of the browser’s back and forward buttons.
Interested? Read more and download HistoryTabs.
Read MoreI will be giving a brief presentation at the local ColdFusion User Group meeting tomorrow on my Ext.CFC that implements the basic features of ColdFusion 8’s <CFGRID> and associated tags. After releasing the inital CFC I began working on upgrading to the implementation to using the latest Ext 2.x - which required some minor changes. I have also completed the basic implementation of an editable grid, but want to finish the rest of the form controls available. So, here is the Ext.CFC upgraded to Ext 2.x with grouping ability.
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