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Another Year, Another Exciting Macromedia Developer Conference... I'm writing this month's editorial from MAX, the 2003 Macromedia conference in Salt Lake City. The conference has undergone both name and location changes over the past few years, but one key thing remains the same and that's the ... Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 8,602

Tales from the List I am writing this month's column while sitting next to my wife Ayesha aboard Virgin Atlantic Flight 22 from Washington Dulles to London Heathrow, on my way home from attending Macromedia's MAX conference in Salt Lake City. In this m... Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 8,272

FLiPping the Software Development Process In the past, I've written in broad terms about FLiP, the Fusebox Lifecycle Process, a methodology for delivering successful software projects that work (despite its name) with any - or no - software framework. In this article, I w... Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 13,672

Integrate Standards-Based Testing into Your CF App Development Process Anyone who has ever tested dynamically generated Web application interfaces against HTML standards knows how time-consuming and boring it can be to do this manually. Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 6,829

Accessibility: Putting It All Together with Fusebox 4 In the last three articles in this series, I've spent a lot of time on everything but ColdFusion. Separating content from presentation by using Web standards makes accessibility much easier. Using ColdFusion and Fusebox 4 to do this... Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 7,575

Using the CASE Expression in SQL Queries The DBMS (database management system) is often faster at performing calculations like summing up or averaging the values in a column of numbers than, for instance, the application server. However, there are many cases in which per... Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 26,983  Replies: 1

Extending ColdFusion If you own a digital camera, you probably have many (probably hundreds) pictures filling up your hard drive. If you're a parent, you probably have even more. Sharing those pictures with the world can be pretty simple. Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 7,067

Flash Application Development Guidelines Flash MX is not a new technology for many ColdFusion developers. Many have started to write serious applications in Flash MX and have since searched for a way to improve structure and performance. Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 8,580

The Trouble with Macs Some of us have trouble just trying to get CFFILE to upload an image correctly and put it in its proper place, without having a Macintosh user report that it doesn't work for him or her. Diligently searching the Macromedia ColdFusio... Dec. 9, 2003  Reads: 6,594