ColdFusion Developer Needed for Landscaping Job

posted by: Ben Wakeman

@ 10:59AM EST 1.31.2007

Even if you are happy right now in your current ColdFusion position, you should read this job posting just to make your boss nervous.

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>> Man, that sure sounds like a fun job to have. For now, the commute from New Jersey would be a bit much. I should be headed back down south in a few months so I'll keep an eye pegged on your site for the next opening ;) Good luck with your search. - Dan Wilson
>> Dan... look us up anytime you are in town! Thanks for stopping by. - Ben
>> Damnit, Jim! Someone already used my "commute from far away state" line... *grumble* - George in SF - Fluffy Bananachunks
>> wow, this is right down the road. Not sure where there would be any horsies in midtown hotlanta. - mll
>> What is cold fusion again? - Jeff Haynie
>> Wow! What a neat profile. Makes me wish (momentarily) that I wasn't happily employed full time so I could pursue this. - Chris Mathison
>> Any chance of a remote develpoer or opening up a Jacksonville Office? I miss being in love woth my work... I miss being able to do something cool, and have co-workers actually think it's cool too. Your company sounds great. I am a huge fan of Farcry, I can deploy a farcry site for anything, so I will be watching BoomSocket closely to see what it has to offer. - Dave McGraw

A Flex CMS Makeover

User Interface | Flex | Content Management System | Site Management System | i3SiteTools

posted by: Darin Kohles

@ 5:17PM EST 11.14.2006

I’d like to discuss a bit of my experience tinkering with re-skinning portions of our Content Management System, i3SiteTools,using Flex 2. The tools that make up the ‘CMS’ (sometimes referred to as the ‘SMS’ for Site Management System) have been built and tweeked over the past 10 years by several developers. A lot of thought and energy went in to making the display forms be able to do tricks like searching and column sorting. Generally, this was accomplished by harnessing the power of the backend with SQL and self-posting pages. A lot of conditional logic was incorporated into the ColdFusion pages to build and manage the display.

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ColdFusion Open Source Announcement

posted by: Eric Jones

@ 12:34PM EST 10.13.2006

Digital Positions is tossing it's hat into the open source world. Check out our announcement post to see what the deal is, and exactly what we are planning!

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