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Meeting tonight: Database Tips, Tricks, & Secrets Presented By Nate Nelson

Posted At : October 12, 2009 11:59 AM | Posted By : John Blayter
Related Categories: Denver CFUG

Have you ever wanted to know how those strange database experts are able to do their job without going insane? This session will cover some heavily used database tips, tricks, and secrets from multiple database platforms. These tips are have been used first hand and compiled for you in one presentation. Every developer that has any interaction with a database should find this session of value.

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Sturm Hall
2000 E. Asbury Ave.
Room 323 (or some room close by)
Denver, CO 80208

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Next Generation Flex & ColdFusion Tour

Posted At : June 3, 2009 1:39 PM | Posted By : John Blayter
Related Categories: Denver CFUG,ColdFusion

We will not be having our normal meeting on June 8th. Please come join us as we team up with other user groups to bring you the Next Generation Flex & ColdFusion Tour. We will have pizza, soft drinks and a live band from 6:30 - 7:00 followed by the main event!

Come learn about the newest features in the Flex 4 framework, Flash Builder 4 and the newest Adobe product -- Flash Catalyst from Adobe Evangelist Kevin Hoyt. See product feature demos, and learn how the new Flex framework powers both Flash Catalyst and Flex Builder to speed the development and testing of rich Internet applications and content.

Pair this with the power of ColdFusion and you've got a really great thing going!

We will also be discussing Centaur, the next version of ColdFusion, and Bolt - code name for the highly anticipated ColdFusion IDE from Adobe. Learn about exciting new features and discover how Centaur and Bolt will accelerate your ColdFusion application development.

Make sure to watch Adobe Labs to download the beta versions of these products as soon as they are available!

RSVP NOW

Wednesday, June 24, 2009 from 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (MT)
Magnolia Hotel Denver
818 17th Street
Denver, CO 80202

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CFUnited is coming to Denver

Posted At : March 17, 2009 8:52 AM | Posted By : John Blayter
Related Categories: Denver CFUG,ColdFusion

Only $149 Register now! The cost for this event is $149, which expires 3/31/09; after that it will be $199.

It will be held at the Denver Athletic Club on April 6th.

We will have coffee, snacks, lunch, and lots of free stuff. Including a CF8 tag poster for everyone. Lots of prizes and software to give away. Even a free ticket to CFUnited. More speakers will be announced soon. So far we have Patrick Quinn, Nate Nelson, Mike Brunt, RJ Owen, and Rob Rusher. Stay tuned!

REMEMBER, when you register at an express event you can use 100% of your registration as a discount towards CFUnited's main event in August.

Register now!

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CF_GoogleMap 1.4 Released

Posted At : June 10, 2008 2:03 PM | Posted By : John Blayter
Related Categories: cf_googleMap,Denver CFUG,ColdFusion

Well I have to say that I didn't get as much done in the 1.4 release that I would have liked to but I was able to make up enough progress yesterday that I wanted to go ahead and release it. Last minute yesterday I was asked to present the tag at the Denver ColdFusion users group and while I was waiting for my turn to present I was able to add in these features.

(1) Added the showTraffic attribute to the cf_googleMap tag.
(2) Added the showLocalSearch attribute to the cf_googleMap tag.
(3) Added a language attribute to the cf_googleMap tag.
(4) Added the enableZoomScroll to the cf_googleMap tag and defaulted it to true so a use can use their scroll wheel to zoom in and out
(5) Added the enableGE to the cf_googleMap tag and defaulted it to false to enable the Google Earth view of the map.

I also added some MSSQL User Defined Functions in the download as well that will help calculate distances in your data access layer.

The 1.5 version will be out shortly here. I figured out how I want to implement the point sets for various map levels and also figured out how to do the integrated driving directions without breaking the old way of doing driving directions.

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