Drag and Drop Multi File Upload with ColdFusion
Posted by Kris Korsmo in ColdFusion Builder , Ajax , ColdFusion , JavaScript , jQuery on March 9, 2013
My cousin Winston Yee (@winston_yee) hit me up the other day for a file uploader that was able to pause mid-upload, assuming the user was interrupted, and then resume where it left off. I remembered reading something recenctly in @Appliness on my iPad about a JavaScript drag/drop file upload, so I pointed him at that. As it turns out, that wasn't what he was looking for, but I thought I'd write a quick blog post about it anyway, because I think it's cool. Sorry to let you down again, Winston ;)
Slides and notes from my CFObjective(ANZ) presentation
Posted by Kris Korsmo in ColdFusion Builder , MXUnit , CFOANZ , ColdFusion on November 5, 2012
Here are the slides and some additional info from my CFOANZ presentation:
Installing Ant to run with Jenkins and ColdFusion
Posted by Kris Korsmo in ANT , ColdFusion , Jenkins on October 3, 2012
I'll have more on this in a few days, but I want to give folks who might be following my posts on this subject a little insight as to the next step with getting Jenkins up and running with ColdFusion.
Beginning with Jenkins and ColdFusion Part 2
Posted by Kris Korsmo in ANT , Git , ColdFusion , Jenkins on September 27, 2012
It's been a couple months now that I blogged about getting started with Jenkins and ColdFusion, so I wanted to make a point of writing a follow-up. Automation is going to save me a lot of time, so it's time to get cracking!
Beginning with Jenkins and ColdFusion
Posted by Kris Korsmo in ANT , Git , MXUnit , ColdFusion , Jenkins on July 13, 2012
Last night at the Seattle CFUG meeting, Matt Woodward and Nick Harvey introduced us to Jenkins. Jenkins is what's called a continuous integration application. Here's an overview of how it works:
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