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Here's a little puzzler for you! Given the twelve signs of the zodiac, write some code to print out a list of all the valid keys / pairs such that: The keys have the form: zodiac.firstsign.secondsign (all lowercase) The values have the form Firstsign and Secondsign (correct case on the sign …
keywords better solution, clojure, coldfusion, key value, lowercase, programming, puzzler, quot quot, value pairs
I've been closely involved with cf.Objective() since it started back in 2006. Yes, it's been going for five years now! When Jared started complaining to me, in 2005, about the lack of ColdFusion conferences in the middle of the country, I said "Don't complain, do something about it!". That …
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Jack Widman posted a Scala snippet on Twitter today to calculate the sum of squares up to a given number: def sumSquares(n:Int) =
(0 /: List.range(1,n+1).map((i:Int)=>i*i)) (_ + _)
(I renamed the parameter of the anonymous function argument to map just to make it clear it's different to the …
keywords apples to apples, arrays, bruce tate, clojure, coldfusion, collections, map, primitives, programmer, scala, scratch, seven weeks, snippet
Adobe MAX is always impressive. It offers unparalleled networking, fascinating exhibit hall booths and, for the last few years, excellent unconference sessions - all accessible on a $200 exhibits only pass. The general sessions are always well-rehearsed and theatrical, the sneak peeks …
keywords adobe, adobemax10, battery life, booths, coldfusion, devcon, droid, exhibit hall, exhibitors, free ebook, general sessions, giveaways, google, great potential, latest technology, o reilly
The official 1.2 release of Framework One - FW/1 - has just been tagged and published on github. You can download it from RIAForge . Release Candidate 2 had been out for about a month with no issues reported. A few small enhancements were made since RC2. You can see the list of commits here, on …
keywords coldfusion, enhancements, fw1, oss, rc2, release candidate
A lot of people have been asking for this: a book on Object-Oriented Programming in ColdFusion ! Matt Gifford is the author ( @coldfumonkeh ) and Packt is the publisher - following on from their Developer Tutorial books for ColdFusion 8 and ColdFusion 9. Great to see Packt supporting ColdFusion …
keywords architecture, coldfusion, lot, object oriented programming, programming, publishers
I mentioned it in passing in one of my early posts about using Clojure from CFML but, since only one person signed up, thought it was worth mentioning again: there is a mailing list for cfmljure where you can ask questions about the project and Clojure itself or, if you're new to CFML and coming …
keywords cfml, cfmljure, cfscript, clojure, coldfusion, fw, jetty, oss
FW/1 1.2 Release Candidate 2 is now available on RIAForge ! It contains a number of fixes committed over the last three weeks that address a serious bug found in RC1 and provide some enhancements that improve consistency. If this RC passes everyone's tests, it will be the Gold release of 1.2!
keywords coldfusion, consistency, enhancements, fw1, oss, rc1, release candidate
I've updated cfmljure to version 0.3 and made a small API change to clean things up and better support access to Clojure variables from CFML - see the last section of the README on the github site. The API change will break code that tries to use the old public data member .defn . Sorry (but …
keywords cfmljure, coldfusion, contact list, example application, fw, fw1, oss, readme, variables
cfmljure has had a number of updates over the weekend and today to get to a fairly nice, stable API (in my opinion) so I've declared a 0.2 version number and documented as completely as I can for now. The next step is to create a full application example with the model entirely in Clojure that …
keywords application example, cfml, clojure, coldfusion, oss
Lead Developer, World Singles LLC; Software architect; Clojure and CFML evangelist. http://corfield.org
@cfobjective thanx for dinner and thanx for seven years of great conferences! /cc @jeffcoughlin@seancorfield
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