May 2004
Blackstone is the code name for the next version of ColdFusion. There has been a lot of talk on the net about this new version. People are posting their thoughts on what needs to change, what needs... Read More
So why did we go from “The Fuse” to “Infused”? Well it’s a personal thing really. I’ve always seen my ColdFusion code as infusing life into an otherwise dull (ie... Read More
Displaying content on demand with client side techniques can be a real chore. So, why not try George's DHTML solution? His hands-on tutorial shows how to display ordinary HTML content dynamically -... Read More
A number of you have emailed to inquire about my overall approach to and philosophy about marketing. That will take more room than the scope of this blog. However, the following link will get you to... Read More
My latest column is up on SitePoint and takes a look at the MySQL Roadmap. Also – some MySQL news from yesterday: A new maintenance release (4.0.20) was announced on lists.mysql.com by Patrick... Read More
Davey Shafik has posted a tantalizing remark on generating WSDL from PHP code, related to some work he’s doing. There’s nothing really to see yet, other than this example; Why is this... Read More
MySQL is old news ...or is it? In this fast-paced expose, Blane looks at where MySQL is now, and what's planned in Versions 4.1 and 5 - including the exciting developments of MySQL Cluster and Stored... Read More
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HTML and XHTML both impose rules on which elements can be contained within which other elements. The definitive guide to these rules are the various DTDs (Document Type Definitions) that govern the... Read More
Will the wonders of open source never cease? The crew over at PearPC have delivered a PowerPC emulator that enables numerous PowerPC-based operating systems to run on Intel platforms. This includes... Read More
On the hunt for yet more freebies to share with .NETing SitePointers, today, we have Sanddock by Tim Dawson, a free control which gives your application superb window docking abilities. All Office... Read More
If you’ve been wondering what’s happened to The Fuse, you’re not alone! Unfortunately, David’s had to hand over the reins of The Fuse due to unforeseen events. It’s time... Read More
One of the trickier parts of open source development is often when leveraging open source code and applications within commercial closed source solutions. Often the goal of the developers is to... Read More
Get started on your own real-world ASP.NET application with Chapter 4 of SitePoint's new release! Learn how Web Forms, HTML controls, and Web controls, in conjunction with VB.NET and C# code, can... Read More
