After working in ColdFusion for the past 8 years, I can confidently say ColdFusion is still the most progressive web application framework on the planet. I like anything that increases my productivity.
I live in Central North Carolina where I prefer to be outdoors when possible. Apart from technology, I am interested in economics, sociology and creativity.
I also keep active in the ColdFusion/RIA community. Read my thoughts on technology matters at http://www.nodans.com
I didn't see a way to add a group to a group either but I may have missed something. I don't actually run BACFUG anymore but neither of the managers is here yet. They would be more appropriate people to add a BACFUG user.
At 5:24pm on November 14, 2007, CheyenneJack said…
I didn't start a profile for ACFUG, just a group for acfug. The question you pose is interesting though. How does one group join another group to essentially create a User Group directory. I'm not sure that subgrouping is a paradigm thats currently available.
I think it is because Coldfusion isn't viewed as a good development language. The people making decisions hear .NET, Java, or PHP... so coldfusion isn't really looked from a management point of view.
What they don't seem to understand is that it is…
The company I currently work for are wanting to convert from Coldfusion / Oracle to Sharepoint / MSSQL. I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on this?
Also, how hard will it be for me to get use to .Net?
NCDevCon at College of Textiles - NC State University
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The Triangle Area ColdFusion User's Group (TACFUG), associates, and sponsors are organizing the NCDevCon 2010 Conference (NCDevCon) to be held May 22-23, 2010 on the Centennial Campus of NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The conferenc…
Dear All,
Hope all of you are doing good. I am working as a soft. eng. in a Organigation. we purchase a Imagecroping tool It is working with 32 bit OS perfectly but after some time we move on 64 bit OS with CF 9.0 we are not able to register it.
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That particular picture was taken on the Outer Banks of North Carolina on the tail edge of a Hurricane swell.
Enjoyed meeting you and sorry for venting my frustrations on you over lunch.
Good luck with your upcoming "choices"