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1. Transfer
2. ColdFusion
3. JRuby
4. Java
5. ColdSpring
6. Squabble
7. JavaLoader
8. ColdDoc
9. 2ddu
10. AsyncHTTP
11. OO Analysis and Design
12. Flex
13. Railo
14. XML / XSL
15. Hibernate
16. ColdFusion Builder
17. Fall
18. Ubuntu
19. XHTML / CSS
20. Eclipse
21. Git
22. Oracle Database
23. Usability / UI Design
24. webDU
25. cf.Objective()
26. LWJGL
27. cf.Objective(ANZ)
28. Captcha
29. MAX
30. Melbourne CFUG
31. Martial Arts
32. Random Things
33. Conduit

1. Multi-Monitor with One screen rotated with Nvidia Drivers - Ubuntu 12.10
2. JRuby, LWJGL & OpenGL - Getting Started with Shaders
3. JRuby, LWJGL & OpenGL - Drawing a Triangle
4. Creating a window with LWJGL and JRuby
5. Writing a Game: Feels like I'm Going Around in Circles...
6. Procedural Land Creation with JRuby, Slick2D and Perlin Noise
7. Simplify Threaded Processing with FutureThreadedWorker
8. cf.Objective(ANZ) is only a Month Away!
9. Git Workflow: The Case of the Lost Refactor
10. ColdFusion 10 with Ubuntu Upstart

• ColdSpring
• JavaLoader
• ColdDoc
• Squabble
• Transfer ORM
• Conduit
• AsyncHTTP
• Captcha.cfc

1. This woman started to drink noni juice daily and now she was knitting and embroidering extra. Histo...
2. Totally cool. Saves writing a lot of boiler plate code. Your smart....
3. Wish I could be there - those sound like great sessions! Hope the conference goes well!...
4. Mark, is it possible to subsribe your blog? thank you...
5. @Salvatore What I'm showing above is not functional programming. It's just using closures. Closure...
6. Hi Mark, i'm trying to understand functional programming, but i've some doubts: imho in functional p...
7. So I just went through this again. Pragmatically decided - doing a whole new branch was just going t...
8. I am mostly commenting in hopes of getting notices of future tidbits of wisdom, but I will add that ...
9. I don't think it really matters whether you use #2 or Barney's #4, but my rule of thumb is that the ...
10. For places where refactoring is "part of" another task, I do the refactoring first, and th...

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Mark Mandel is a software developer in Melbourne Australia that spends most of his working day developing in ColdFusion and Java.

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1. cf.Objective(ANZ)
2. ColdSpring
3. Eat Drink Chic

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