Seacoast ColdFusion Flex Group

NH Seacoast ColdFusion and Flex User Group

An official Adobe User Group dedicated to ColdFusion and Flex.

Members

  • Bob Chesley
  • Ken Dunnington
  • Christopher Blonda
  • Aaron Birnbaum
  • Ashish Patel
  • Mike Toepfer
  • Ryan Roskilly
  • Bradford Ayers
  • Jason Fernald
  • Christopher Blonda
  • Joshua Cyr
  • Marci Watson
  • Mark Samber
  • Chip Pappas
  • Barbara Wilkins
  • Stephen Zaimes

Forum

Ken Dunnington

ColdBox 3 Replies

Started by Ken Dunnington. Last reply by Bob Chesley Jun 17.

Stephen Zaimes

Flex/AS3 engineer needed

Started by Stephen Zaimes Feb 10.

Doug

Adobe Groups 1 Reply

Started by Doug. Last reply by Joshua Cyr Nov. 26, 2008.

 

Events

Latest Activity

Bradford Ayers is attending Ken Dunnington's event
User Group Meeting at The Press Room - Upstairs
December 9, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
We'll be having our monthly meeting this coming Wednesday, the 9th of December. We'll be giving away some great prizes, including $2,100 worth of software and a license to Flex Builder Pro, so be sure to attend!
December 8
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User Group Meeting at The Press Room - Upstairs
December 9, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
We'll be having our monthly meeting this coming Wednesday, the 9th of December. We'll be giving away some great prizes, including $2,100 worth of software and a license to Flex Builder Pro, so be sure to attend!
December 2
User Group Meeting at The Press Room - Upstairs
December 9, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
We'll be having our monthly meeting this coming Wednesday, the 9th of December. We'll be giving away some great prizes, including $2,100 worth of software and a license to Flex Builder Pro, so be sure to attend!
December 2
Marci Watson updated their profile
December 2
Marci Watson updated their profile photo
December 2
An event by Ken Dunnington was featured
User Group Meeting at The Press Room - Upstairs
December 9, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
We'll be having our monthly meeting this coming Wednesday, the 9th of December. We'll be giving away some great prizes, including $2,100 worth of software and a license to Flex Builder Pro, so be sure to attend!
December 2

Blog Posts

Frank Ottati

Perm/full-time Flex UI dev needed in Portsmouth, NH

My client needs a developer with Jr. to Mid level experience building rich web applications using JavaScript, AJAX, and Flex.

Great opportunity for someone interested in non-contract work.

Please call me directly to be discuss.

Frank Ottati
Account Manager
Kforce Professional Staffing
617.368.6636
fottati@kforce.com

Posted by Frank Ottati on February 16, 2009 at 3:12pm

Stephen Zaimes

Sr. Flex Developer 6 mon contract

Hi Seacost User Group,

I am looking for a Sr. Flex developer to join a project that is expanding for the next 6 months in Merrimack or Boston. 2 years of Flex, good communicator, programming background and can turn requirements into Flex solutions. Onsite work to be apart of a large team in place today.

Give me a ring if you are interested or know of anyone...I will be at Adobe MAX as well if your interested in meeting up.

Best,

Steve
781.367.0663

Posted by Stephen Zaimes on November 12, 2008 at 10:19am

Ken Dunnington

import mx.server.Centaur

At cf.Objective last month, during the ColdFusion 9 BOF, the Adobe folks asked us what stuff we'd like to see in the next release of CF. I don't recall who started it, but there was a lively discussion about adding the ability to code in ActionScript 3 on the server. I think the Adobe guys were getting annoyed after awhile, but I've been thinking about it since the conference. I love coding in AS3 - I credit AS2 with helping me really "grasp" a lot of OO concepts, and AS3 has only strengthened t… Continue

Posted by Ken Dunnington on June 10, 2008 at 4:56pm

Matthew Teece

Pragmatic Application Architecture in Flex / AIR : 1

A common trend found in a quite a few of the Adobe Flex, AIR applications I have come across is the lack of a abstraction, hierarchy, or modularization. A not so common trend is a template or best practice around those three architectures; abstraction, hierarchy, or modularization.

For a small Flex / AIR application, it is a given that Flex allows for all of your code to be placed in the common src/myprojectname.mxml. If your code is short and sweet, merely looks at an RSS feed for examp… Continue

Posted by Matthew Teece on February 29, 2008 at 4:31pm — 6 Comments

ColdFusion and Flex Blog Feed

DZone Daily Dose - 12/30

No Firefox 3.6 This Year The Mozilla Wiki just changed the ship date for Firefox 3.6 to Q1 2010.  This new schedule will push back Firefox 4 to late 2010 or early 2011.  Firefox 3.6 will include Personas, which are lightweight themes, and support the asynchronous running of JavaScript.  It will also feature WOFF font format support and new DOM, CSS, and HTML5 capabilities.  Firefox 4 will be...

ColdFusion 9 ORM and mapping an older database

After having a bit of a debate on a mailing list over the last few days, I thought I would blog a bit more about this problem. But lets get this right first, it isn't a problem so to speak but it could be if you are not aware or are just learning the new ColdFusion 9 ORM.

I am going to place myself into the shoes off someone who might be learning database design, and ColdFusion 9 ORM at the same time.

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Automated Testing with Selenium

A few weeks ago, I blogged about a fix for running Selenium with ant on Snow Leopard and several people have asked me to blog about the basic setup for which that fix applies since... [More]

Happy New Year with Flash Lite 3.1

Happy New Year 2010! Combining the Flash Lite 3.1 Distributable Player, the Adobe Mobile Packager 1.1, the Flash Lite 3.1 update for Adobe Device Central CS4, Flash CS4, a bit of Perl and the Symbian SDK, and you have an easy way to create a mobile applic

Improving CFSCRIPT

One of the new features in Adobe's ColdFusion 9 release that has excited a lot of developers is the broad range of enhancements to CFML's "other" language: CFSCRIPT. In the past, I've been very disparaging about CFSCRIPT and I've gone so far as to... [More]
 
 

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