Welcome to TalkingTree.com, the personal homepage and blog of Steven Erat, ColdFusion Product Support for Macromedia, and former Biologist with the USDA, NIH, and Brandeis. I hope to share information I run across everyday in my role as a Macromedia Support Engineer, and you'll also find photos of many of my trips and small adventures, recent events in Internet technology, as well as some aspects of Biology and Science. Frankly, who knows what you'll find here, but I hope to keep the blog up to date and interesting.
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The Adobe website recently posted the following job listing for college internships in the Boston area: (Job ID: RP020605)
Adobe's (formerly Macromedia) ColdFusion engineering team is looking for Software Engineers with exceptional coding
Fortune Magazine ranked Adobe as the second most admired "Computer Software" company in America. Out of the 10 top finalists in this category, Adobe scored above SAP, Microsoft and Electronic Arts. The 303 companies that earned their way o
Simon Horwith provided an overview of the talks and activities that he will conduct at this year's CFUNITED ColdFusion Conference. This talk was the first in a series called CFLIVE!, where upcoming speakers will provide a sneak-peek of wha
The Bio-IT World fifth annual Life Sciences Conference
and Expo on Biotechnology and Bioinformatics is to be
held in Boston the week of April 3, 2006 (which coincidentally happens to be at the same time and location as the Linux World Expo)
Via ACM TechNews, CIO Magazine presents an editorial regarding the origins of AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML), on the topic of its grassroots adoption and pitfalls in the Enterprise space. Given the AJAX technology suite and its r
Via ACM TechNews, in an interview with InfoWorld, Tim Bray, inventor of XML, discusses the future of open source as a business model, the origin and successes of XML, and the growth and impact of the blogosphere. He thinks the end is near
The Now Playing pod has been updated to take advantage of the additional info present in the iTunes plug-in on Windows such as Amazon Associate ID URL, Amazon album artwork, and Apple Music Store URL. I've also added a Creative Commons lic
Recently envious of Matt Woodward's Now Playing on iTunes pod on his blog, a blog built with BlogFusion, I investigated what might be involved in producing an equivalent pod for BlogCFC software users. I read the installation and usage g
Sleestacks are scary stuff in The Land of the Lost, and so are ColdFusion MX thread dumps. So many threads, so many stacks, what to do, what to do? Never fear, SeeStack is here! ... from Webapper, the folks who make SeeFusion. An early
This is old news, but worth posting regardless of the many other blogs that have also rebroadcast this article... Simon Horwith, editor at ColdFusion Developer's Journal, has written an important article that does a nice job to dispel th
