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

1. cf.Objective(ANZ) Student Ticket Giveaway
2. cf.Objective(ANZ) 2010 in Full Swing
3. Adobe MAX Pre-Conference - Getting Started with ColdFusion 9 ORM
4. Dzone RefCard - Leveraging ColdFusion 9 Exposed Services from Java
5. Presenting ColdSpring 2.0 on CFMeetup.com
6. Some arguments against "Linux users don't pay for software"
7. ColdSpring Framework on Twitter
8. ColdSpring 2.0 - Now On SourceForge
9. Back from cf.Objective() 2010
10. ColdFusion ORM Training + Java Persistance with Hibernate = Awesome!

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• Captcha.cfc

Instantly grab my attention...

1. Toby, I accept the fact it is very hard for a developer like yourself to understand the semantics of...
2. @Mark, Ahhhh, that makes more sense. It never occurred to me that CF would be stepping in there. I a...
3. Maybe the important piece to the puzzle is that *as soon as* you use a Java Object loaded by a class...
4. @Mark, Hmmm, I think I just need to know more about garbage collecting that I need to know before I...
5. Ben, The important distinction to make here is not the *variables* that need to be garbage collecte...
6. Someone just pointed me to this post. Sorry if I am totally missing something in the blog post and c...
7. I set my JAVA_HOME variable like this export JAVA_HOME=/usr You can also just edit the /opt/railo/...
8. Thanks!!...
9. Definitely an insightful post, with many valid points, Jamie. I think the key to the whole mystery i...
10. @TJ: I certainly see where you're coming from, but I'm leaning the other way with my speculation ;-)...

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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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