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Words to live by

Fuck the low-hanging fruit. Aim for the top. Forget quick wins; go straight for the long-term. Screw office politics & mow down the ignorant — Nathanael Boehm (@NathanaelB) February 9, 2012 From my friend, Nathanael. Could not agree more. (translate)

Adobe should host ColdFusion code examples with access to Performance Monitoring.

Adobe should host ColdFusion code examples with access to Performance Monitoring. The apps could be very small but that should be highly available and very scalable. One app should be an all javascript front-end and ColdFusion webservices on the server side. There should be some good load testing examples that users can run while they observe the Performance Monitoring and garbage collecting. If Charlie Arehart says this is already availble I will puke. (translate)

Photoshop on a tablet–yes!

Last fall a tablet version of Photoshop appeared in the Android Market. It’s called Photoshop Touch. Have you tried it yet or are you waiting for the iPad version? You won’t have to wait too long for that – its … Continue reading → (translate)

Preview of HIMSS 2012

Brian Ahier says we're at a pivotal moment for healthcare and health IT. Many of the core issues that will shape these domains in the years to come will be discussed at the upcoming Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) conference. (translate)

O'Reilly Radar Show 2/10/12: The 5 trends that will shape the data world

Strata chair Edd Dumbill discusses the five trends that will drive the near-term future of data science and big data. Also, Kevin Kelly offers a long-view perspective on the freemium model and digital rights management. (translate)

D-Flex is hosting Ted Patrick from Sencha Feb 16, 2012

The DFW ColdFusion User Group normally meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month. We'd planned to avoid Valentine's day and meet on the 16th with a 2nd presentation on Ext.js. However, the guys at the Dallas Flex User Group informed me that they will be hosting Ted Patrick from Sencha (the owners of Ext.js) on the same night. Check out the details and note that this is NOT at our normal meeting location at Paladin's offices.Special Guest @ D-Flex - Take a look at Sencha with Ted Patrick! Date and Time: February 16, 2012 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM Please (translate)

OpenCF Summit and ColdBox Training Discount

The first CFML conference of the year is almost here. Come on down to Dallas and hang out with one of the largest ColdFusion / CFML communities in the US."[The] OpenCF Summit is a community gathering focused exclusively on advancing free and open source software in the CFML community. If you're interested in diving into the free software CFML engines, learning more about the free software movement, and interacting with the most progressive thinkers in the CFML community, OpenCF Summit is for you!" opencfsummit.org The conference is only $72. If you have the means, I highly recommend checking it out. (translate)

Top stories: February 6-10, 2012

This week on O'Reilly: Mike Loukides surveyed the NoSQL database landscape, the open web scored an important victory in court, and Joe Wikert said it's time to embrace a unified ebook format and abandon DRM. (translate)

How to Build User-Friendly Website

It is critical for web businesses to understand how to build a UX or user friendly website. The aim is to ensure that the site you are designing makes sense to the target groups. The phraseology and terminology you will use forms a crucial part in your ability to achieve this purpose. You will need [...]Related posts:Designing User Friendly Navigation MenusTips to Evaluate Design User ExperienceHow to Build a Better Design ExperienceEnhancing the Usability of Your WebsiteDesigning Websites for a Better Mobile User ExperienceDos and Don’ts of Website DesignConvince the Average User to Change to a Non-IE BrowserTips to Improve (translate)

Understanding MEAP - Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms

MEAP's are going to be the new *aaS.  If you don't understand that statement, consider yourself blessed.  Understanding technology industry analysts and acronyms is a difficult task. A relatively new category of Gartner Magic Quadrants have emerged one one in particular is a category that we think deserves a lot of attention.  Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms are not typical software like your daddy used to buy.  MEAP's are collections of services and components (including frameworks, profiles, libraries and more) that facilitate the types of functionality required to develop and maintain applications running on wireless devices (aka mobile devices).Now I don't (translate)

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