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My CFUnited Schedule

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CFUnitedWe are going to have the biggest ColdFusion event in the world CFUnited conference at August 12-15 in D.C. Metro Area. I am also one of the speakers and presenting 2 topics and 1 demo project.

Here is my possible CFUnited schedule.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

  • 7:00PM | Speaker Dinner

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

  • 9:00AM | Adobe Keynote | Ben Forta , Adam Lehman
  • 10:30AM | Expo Morning Networking Break
  • 11:00AM | CSI: Who killed ColdFusion? | Darren Pywell
  • 1:30PM | Digging Through The Flex Framework | Javier Julio
  • 2:45PM | Introduction to jQuery with ColdFusion | Raymond Camden
  • 4:15PM | Building Scalable Web Applications with ColdFusion | Oğuz Demirkapı
  • 5:30PM | Living in the Cloud | Sean Corfield
  • 7:00PM | Special Event
  • 8:30PM | The CFML Advisory Committee - Happy First Birthday! BOF | Sean Corfield
  • 9:30PM | ColdBox Platform 3.0.0 | Luis Majano

Thursday, August 13, 2009

  • 8:30AM | Form Validation with CFCs and jQuery | Hal Helms
  • 9:45AM | ColdFusion 9 & AIR: Developing Offline Applications | Hemant Khandelwal
  • 11:15AM | CF is Dead...Long Live CF! | Joe Rinehart
  • 2:00PM | Using Ant to Deploy ColdFusion Application | Doug Hughes
  • 3:15PM | Exploring Real-time apps with ColdFusion and Blaze DS / Live Cycle Data Services ES | Dan Blackman
  • 4:45PM | Extending CFCs' Power | Hal Helms
  • 7:30PM | Adobe Pool Party

Friday, August 14, 2009

  • 9:00AM | AIR Messaging: Integrating AIR, BlazeDS, and ColdFusion | Aaron West
  • 10:15AM | Railo Open Source | Gert Franz
  • 11:30AM | Real World ColdSpring | Kurt Wiersma
  • 1:30PM | Geolocation with ColdFusion | Oğuz Demirkapı
  • 3:00PM | iPhone Apps + Adobe ColdFusion | Josh Adams
  • 4:15PM | Do more work in less time: Become an Automation Rock Star! | Marc Esher
  • 5:20PM | Demo Mania | I will present my i18N Manager Tool

Saturday, August 15, 2009

  • 8:30AM | Advanced Custom Tags | Ben Nadel
  • 9:45AM | Building Scalable Web Applications with ColdFusion | Oğuz Demirkapı
  • 11:00AM | Database Performance Tuning: No Magic is Needed a Systematic Approach Will Do | Damon Brown
  • 1:30PM | Creating Public Facing API's | Simon Free
  • 3:00PM | CF911: Tools and Techniques for CF Server Troubleshooting | Charlie Arehart
  • 4:15PM | Geolocation with ColdFusion | Oğuz Demirkapı


See you there ...

ColdFusion 9 (aka Centaur) and ColdFusion Builder Now In Public Beta

Adobe , ColdFusion 2 Comments »

ColdFusion 9

ColdFusion 9 (aka Centaur) and ColdFusion Builder are now available as public beta.

ColdFusion 9: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/coldfusion9/
ColdFusion Builder: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/coldfusionbuilder/

If you would like to check details about new products and download to try, do not forget visiting Adobe Labs pages.

You can check Adobe Developer Connection ColdFusion pages and Adobe TV for the new content about new products.


You can also use following URLs for reporting bugs.

ColdFusion Server bug tracker
http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html

ColdFusion Builder bug tracker
http://cfbugs.adobe.com/bugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html

Have fun! :)

 

Reminder: I am presenting at OCDev Meeting Today!

OCDev , User Groups , Conferences , ColdFusion 1 Comment »

Geolocation I just would like to remind you that I am presenting at OCDev July meeting today with the topic "Geolocation with ColdFusion" which is one of my topics at CFUnited 2009.

You can get detail information at OCDev website http://ocdev.org.

See you there ...

Having Fun at cf.Objective() 2009

Railo , Conferences , Adobe , ColdFusion No Comments »

We are getting a nice and informative conference here at Minneapolis, MN. We all know topics are great and everything is as we expected. But what I really like is having very interesting and informative conversations between sessions and free times. Probably it is the most enjoyable part of cf.Objective() for me. Getting new ideas, sharing suggestions,thinking together about same problems are really an interactive learning and fun for me.

Tomorrow I will present my i18N topic and it was nice to get some questions before my presentation. I just updated some small part in the presentation depending on coming questions and I hope it will be usefull for you who will attend my session. Please feel free to share any request/question before and after my presentation.

If you would like to get some idea about the atmosphere, you can check the photos from cf.Objective() Flickr group. Please feel free to join the group and put your notes to the photos to share with others.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/cfobjective/

See you at the presentation tomorrow ...

 

My cf.Objective 2009 Schedule

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As you know we are going to have a great conference this week with cf.Objective().

There are lots of great topics and it was not easy to pick some of them. I also will present my "Designing & Architecturing Multilingual (i18N) Applications" topic.

Anyway, here is my current cf.Objective() schedule.

Wednesday May 13th

  • 5:30 | TCCFUG presentation: Mura CMS - Blue River - RSVP via TCCFUG website
  • 7:00 | Opening Reception, sponsored by Blue River / Mura CMS

Thursday May 14th

  • 9:00 | Adobe Keynote
  • 10:15 | Introduction to OO Modeling and Design - Brian Kotek
  • 11:30 | Advanced ColdFusion Server Administration - Adobe
  • 1:45 | Rapid OO Development with ColdFusion Frameworks - Mark Mandel
  • 3:00 | Writing Testable Code: Real-World TDD - Marc Esher
  • 4:15 | Atomic Reactor - Mark Drew

Friday May 15th

  • 9:00 | ColdFusion as a Service (CFaaS) - Terry Ryan - Adobe
  • 10:15 | Introduction to Building Applications with Transfer ORM - Mark Mandel
  • 11:30 | Designing & Architecturing Multilingual (i18N) Applications - Oğuz Demirkapı (Of course! :))
  • 1:45 | Object Relational Mapping with ColdFusion - Jason Delmore
  • 3:00 | ColdSpring, better living through configuration - Mark Drew
  • 4:30 | Mark Drew and Chris Scott's mystery science 3000 ColdSpring session
  • 7:00 | BOF: Peter Bell - Requirements and Estimating
  • 8:00 | BOF: Russ Johnson - Source Code Control with Git

Saturday May 16th

  • 9:00 | Leveraging Enterprise Open-Source Java in ColdFusion - Brian Kotek
  • 10:15 | Extending Adobe Bolt with CFML - Adam Lehman - Adobe
  • 11:30 | Advanced ORM in ColdFusion 9 - Terry Ryan - Adobe
  • 1:45 | Behavior-Driven Development with cfSpec - Sean Corfield
  • 3:00 | Hardening Your ColdFusion Server - Pete Freitag
  • 4:10 | Closing Remarks


See you there ...

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