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.
This announcement is pretty late, as I started the new job the second week in June, but none the less: I recently left my position as the Web Integration Specialist on the Hamilton College Web Services team to join the Webucator team as the Development Manager. I also have been asked to serve as the co-manager for the ColdFusion User Group of Central New York!
Read MoreI presented on Gears, which is a set a tools available to Web Developers to build more compelling web application. So, its all about offline, right? Well — kinda. Gears exposes new modules and capabilities to the browser that provide general purpose building blocks for web applications to unlock the capabilities of the local machine in a safe manner.
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