By now, many of you will have read Adam Lehman's blog post that Adobe is no longer part of the CFML Advisory Committee.

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Two FW/1 users ran into a problem with error handling where methods from the wrong subsystem could be called if an exception occurred. I considered this an important enough issue to provide hotfixes for previous releases.

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Application security firm Veracode has introduced a series of improvements to its SecurityReview automated static binary and dynamic web application testing service that provides developers with a cloud-based approach to improve software application security.

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I've not been blogging much lately because I've been heads down in a large ColdBox / ColdSpring / Reactor project and it's literally been taking all my time.

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Although there may have been a little bit of confusion the first time around, a security fix released by Adobe is now completely ready to make ColdFusion users safer.

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Now cf.Objective() is over (yes, I will blog about it soon!) and I find myself not going to Scotch on the Rocks or NCDevCon, my conference plans turn to CFUnited 2010.

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This past weekend, I attended Amit Rathore's ProClojure boot camp to learn the Clojure programming language. Back in the 80's, I had quite a bit of exposure to Lisp but haven't had cause to use those techniques since. Clojure is essentially Lisp reinvented for the JVM.

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ColdFusion professionals might soon, depending on how happy they are and how much power they have in their current positions, want to snag employees, take notes on how things are done, or send our their own resumes. 

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Voting ended March 31st and the most popular eight topics have been selected and added to the schedule for Friday night (22nd):

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Just saw on Twitter (thanx @cfjedimaster) that ColdFusion Builder is now available for sale. I'd been betting on $199 as the price point (and several friends felt I was low and they bet on $299).

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After a bit of radio silence, Scotch on the Rocks is back with a bang this year and it's coming up soon, just a month after cf.Objective()! Scotch hits TigerTiger in London on May 24th and 25th.

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Michael Smith has blogged his thoughts about the state of the CF union survey results. As might be expected from Michael, it's a bit of a "warm fuzzy" reading of the results and a couple of commenters there cautioned against reading too much into the results given the very small number of respondents (compared to the known size of the CF user base).
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Since I spent quite a bit of time wrestling with this over the last week, I figured this blog post may help others.

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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.
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This cropped up on the TDD mailing list and it made me smile so I wanted to share it along with some commentary.

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