I've gotten hold of a version of Cf-Nuke and have decided to "rebuild" it. The major problem with CF-Nuke is security. I ran a version a couple of years ago, and was hacked almost immediately. I also want to rebuild the interface so that's it's more intuitive and easy to use... I've gotten alot of the data exchange out of the main pages and into components, and I'm applying cfqueryparams to all of the queries as needed. I'll keep folks posted if you're interested.

A bit of a brew-ha-ha (bad pun...ugh) has been stirred up by the owner of D.C.'s "Murky Coffee" and his blog post over a customer who wanted an iced espresso. Read about it here: http://www.murkycoffee.com/2008/07/open-letter-to-jeff-simmermon.html. It's worth reading. Reading it made me think about my last post, "In Defense of Bad Customers". Over at the Murky Coffee blog, amidst the majority "You're a jerk and… Continue

Three different frameworks implementation at one time: . STEP1: Very important to understand webroot, cf-mapping, context-root concepts when developing applications. STEP2: MVC framework: Building application with mvc actually have two aspects. 1: This is something that totally depends on personal experience, which one would be best in terms of how much knowledge we have for a good/solid implementation. 2: Developer's who are trying to learn and implement any MVC framewo… Continue

I couldn't believe it. At my own company, I heard a designer say "This customer...", then shook his head in disgust. That caught my attention. I've been preaching, "There are no bad customers" for so long -- and no one had disagreed with me, but here it was. What made the customer bad? We had done a logo as part of a branding effort. The designer had shown the proposed logo to me and I thought it was brilliant. Of course, I'm not a designer. Or the customer. The customer wanted to "tweak" it… Continue