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07 September 2009 09:58 AM 2 Comments

Talking Java and ColdFusion Integration on CFPanel this week!

At a very ANZ friendly time of Wednesday, 10am Melbourne time, I'm going to be joining super-smart guys Brian Kotek and Barney Boisvert on CFPanel to talk about Java Integration with ColdFusion in the CFPanel Connect Room.

This is obviously a topic that is quite near and dear to my heart, but it is also one that I think often doesn't get its 'surface scratched' (so to speak).  In my experience I often see the information presented is more on the 'how to get set up' side, and less on the deeper details on what can actually be done.

I'm really looking forward to getting a chance to share experience with the other CFPanel members, and really get deeper into some interesting Java and ColdFusion integration, in regards to how people are using it, what benefits they are reaping, and also what problems they have encountered.

For more details, and and all the other time zones, check out the CFPanel post.

Hope to see you in the Connect room!
07 September 2009 09:01 AM 0 Comments

Registration Opens for cf.Objective(ANZ)

It's been a bit of a bumpy road getting here, but registration for cf.Objective(ANZ), being held in Melbourne Australia on the 12th and 13th of November is finally open!

The program is full with a stack of really interesting presentations, ranging from JVM Tuning and Optimisation, to ModelGlue 3: Gesture, all the way to Connecting hardware up to ColdFusion!

We have an international cast of speakers, including notable luminaries such as Dan Wilson and Mike Brunt, as well as many talented speakers from the Australia and New Zealand Regions, including Geoff Bowers, Robin Hilliard, Kai Koenig and many, many more.

Helping organising a conference over international borders has been quite the learning experience, however I am very proud to be part of the steering committee that is bringing cf.Objective(ANZ) to the Pacific Region.

If you are looking to learn about enterprise development, and hang out and talk to a slew of like minded developers for two days, register for the conference, and come on down!  It's going to be a great time!