By the pricking of my thumbs, something ColdFusion 11 this way comes...

G'day (and apologies to WS):
This appeared in my Twitter in box over night:

@dacCfml @am2605 Unlocked it. It was locked coz it is currently being edited with the upcoming CF Public Beta Information.
— Frank Jennings (@fermatjen) January 16, 2014

Hopefully this means we might be graced with a public beta of ColdFusion 11 presently. Anyone else heard any rumours or noticed any action on this?

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Adam

Update regarding the cookie issue on Adobe websites

G'day:
If you're a regular on more than one of the Adobe main website, Adobe ColdFusion forums, ColdFusion bug tracker and/or a contributor to the Adobe ColdFusion 10 documentation site, you'll be aware there's an issue with how Adobe handles cookies between their sites, and how it f***s everything up when you try to login to one site having already got a cookie from another one of their sites.

Bouquet for Adobe: Frank Jennings is a star

G'day:
Myself along with a coupla others gave the poor quality of the ColdFusion docs a bit of a battering on Twitter last night:

Now that the @coldfusion documentation is a wiki, we can go in and add egg to @Adobe's face where appropriate: https://t.co/ARQzcQ8g0M
— Adam Tuttle (@AdamTuttle) December 19, 2013

.@fermatjen, can you pls kick someone in Bangalore up the arse and get them to finish their docs? https://t.co/uuhkI3taYz cc @ColdFusion
— Adam Cameron (@dacCfml) December 19, 2013

@dacCfml Don't you love it how they say it's a wiki but the public cannot edit it? Seen so many inconsistent examples I've wanted to fix.
— Indy (@Indy_Griffiths) December 19, 2013

And it continues...

Adobe ColdFusion 10 docs now-community maintainable

G'day:
This is good news. I have just been able to "fix" an entry in the Adobe ColdFusion 10 docs!

ColdFusion 10 docs are under Creative Commons licensing

G'day:
This is just a follow-up to my weekend's article regarding the "archiving" of ColdFusion documentation. At the time I had a query regarding who the CF10 docs are licensed. The CF9 ones are cleared labelled as being under a Creative Commons licence (bottom left of each page), as per this example from the <cfabort> docs page:

Today Frank Jennings from Adobe contacted me, with the following information:

On Twitter:

@dacCfml @cfjedimaster @RussMichaels @Adobe CF10 docs are covered under CC that allows anyone to share with attribution & without resale.
— Frank Jennings (@fermatjen) September 16, 2013