The recent release of Coldfusion 9 beta along with its new dedicated IDE, Coldfusion Builder Beta announces some exciting and busy times. So stay tune to this blog and expect some post on the subject in the coming weeks and months. So yesterday, I downloaded and installed Coldfusion 9 Beta and Coldfusion Builder Beta. I [...]
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Coldfusion Builder Beta – change the UI language
Category: ColdFusion, Coldfusion Builder /
Tags: ColdFusion, Coldfusion Builder, Coldfusion9, Language, Localization
Using Spry JSON Data sets with ColdFusion 8
Spry is an open source Ajax Framework developed by Adobe. Event though Spry is IDE agnostic, it ships with Dreamweaver (since version CS3). It is visible in Dreamweaver as a ‘Spry’ Insert bar either at the top of the screen (CS3) or on the side (CS4). Recently, I decided that is was about time to [...]
So, What exactly is a .wav file?
Until recently, I thought a .wav file was for uncompressed digital audio data on windows, while .mp3 file would be the compressed version of the audio clip. That was probably too simple to be true!! The first time I used Adobe Audition to export a mixdown of a multitrack session, an export dialog box poped-up [...]
Which sound Card for Adobe Audition?
Adobe Audition is an amazing piece of software. It provides an impressive toolset for recording, editing and mixing audio. Besides my work at multimediacollege as a certified instructor on Coldfusion and Dreamweaver, I’m also sound engineer and, as such, I spend most of my free-time on adobe audition recording and mixig demos, soundtracks, live performances,… [...]
Category: Audition 3, Flash, Flex /
Tags: Adobe Audition, ASIO, Audio, audio interface, Audition, Sound, Sound card
ColdFusion-Powered flex/air RIA
A few days ago, Adobe asked me to speak on a workshop about the integration between ColdFusion 8 and Flex. As a ColdFusion developer, the ColdFusion part was not a problem, but I was a bit afraid by the Flex part, since I’ve never used Flex or flex builder before. I eventually decided that I [...]
