Showing posts with label ColdFusion 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ColdFusion 2016. Show all posts
Tuesday 10 May 2016

CFML (yes, shut-up): sorted struct literal syntax

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G'day: Yeah, all right. I'm gonna be admonished by at least one of my mates (that's you, Brian) for writing another article abo...
Sunday 28 February 2016

ColdFusion 2016: improvement to cfloop (of all things)

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G'day: I don't think I'll be able to spin this out very far, but it's another small feature of ColdFusion 2016 which is goo...
Monday 22 February 2016

ColdFusion 2016: Unaspirational thinking with session/Redis support

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G'day: Disclsoure: this is a reproduction of an observation I made on the ColdFusion 2016 pre-release forums. As it is my own work, and...
Friday 19 February 2016

ColdFusion 2016: toJson() method

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G'day: This'll need to be super quick as I only have 15min of lunch break left. ColdFusion 2016 added a toJson() method to all m...

ColdFusion 2016: good-bye Akamai

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G'day: Two snippets of info from King Anit on Slack this morning: Anit Kumar [09:34] Hi All, From now onward, ColdFusion and Cold...

You need to consider the ColdFusion 2016 release as a public beta

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G'day: I've been looking at what Adobe has released as ColdFusion 2016 over the last few days, and I can only conclude that it'...

ColdFusion 2016: critical regression in scoping

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G'day: Thanks to Mingo Hagen for inspiring me today. He brought this to my attention on the CFML Slack channel (all the more reason to...
Thursday 18 February 2016

ColdFusion 2016: the slipshoddiness from Adobe continues with ordered structs

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G'day: Hopefully "slipshoddiness" with keep Ron Stewart amused. However no-one should be amused by any of this ColdFusion ...

ColdFusion 2016: half-arse`d-ness from Adobe on a potentially handy feature

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G'day: This'll be a lot quicker than I anticipated, given Adobe haven't actually bothered to implement most of the given featur...

ColdFusion 2016: query iteration functions

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G'day: In ColdFusion 11, one of the best new features was the addition of collection iteration methods, ie stuff like Array.map() , Str...
Tuesday 16 February 2016

ColdFusion 2016: trying to write about one thing; end up writing about another

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G'day: I was gonna do an article about ColdFusion 2016's new query iteration functions, but my fondness for using Maori as my sampl...

ColdFusion 2016: floor()

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G'day: OK, so there's a coupla other uninteresting features in ColdFusion 2016 which I'll look at. The first one is in response...

ColdFusion 201610.5.1: first attempt at installing...

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G'day: So I decided to bite the bullet, install that stupid Akamai download manager (in 2016, seriously?) and grabbed the ColdFusion 20...

ColdFusion 2016: Adobe finally abandons CFML

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G'day: I should have suffixed that with "for all intents and purposes". Today ColdFusion 2016 was released . My executive s...
Tuesday 26 January 2016

ColdFusion: a list of tickets I'm awaiting an update on

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G'day: This is just gonna be a list of ColdFusion tickets I've raised, which are currently marked "to fix" but have no in...
Friday 8 January 2016

Adobe opening up ColdFusion 2016 prerelease to more punters

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G'day: I can't really say too much about this (NDA, etc), but the Adobe ColdFusion Team have posted this on their blog " Pre-r...
Friday 18 December 2015

Survey results: singular or plural for datetime component setters?

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G'day: Yesterday I asked you whether for methods for setting the discrete components of a datetime whether you prefer singular - eg: se...
Wednesday 16 December 2015

Survey: singular or plural for datetime component setters?

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G'day: ColdFusion is adding date/time component setters methods to CFML, eg: myDate.setYear() etc. The ticket covering this is here: 3...
Monday 14 December 2015

ColdFusion: more on this encodeForHtml() crap

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G'day: This is a follow-up to last week's ColdFusion: please help me discourage Adobe from releasing bad code article; my inspirat...
Wednesday 9 December 2015

ColdFusion: so there won't be a ColdFusion 12?

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G'day: Yes, this is obviously a case of two things: Betteridge's law of headlines ... ... being used for click baiting (or inde...