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. Git
20. Usability / UI Design
21. cf.Objective()
22. webDU
23. cf.Objective(ANZ)
24. Captcha
25. MAX
26. Melbourne CFUG
27. Martial Arts
28. Random Things

1. Trying the CFML Plug-in on IntelliJ
2. Fun with Decentralised Version Control
3. cf.Objective(ANZ) Student Ticket Giveaway
4. cf.Objective(ANZ) 2010 in Full Swing
5. Adobe MAX Pre-Conference - Getting Started with ColdFusion 9 ORM
6. Dzone RefCard - Leveraging ColdFusion 9 Exposed Services from Java
7. Presenting ColdSpring 2.0 on CFMeetup.com
8. Some arguments against "Linux users don't pay for software"
9. ColdSpring Framework on Twitter
10. ColdSpring 2.0 - Now On SourceForge

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

Instantly grab my attention...

1. If they added CF plugin support to JetBrains WebStorm I think it would be great lightweight alternat...
2. I did't like this article at all. I think I could dissagree with the main ideas. I won't share it wi...
3. Thanks for reply, must say I'm paranoid loading programs in Windows too, that's why I asked. Since y...
4. This is great! I love it! I remember thus its nice useful and cognition able....
5. Sounds good, will definitely give it a try, just wish Adobe would release CFBuilder for Ubuntu/Linux...
6. @Frank Yes it has support for full cfscript in CFCs One small gripe I have found is that it uses th...
7. @Frank - good question. I had a *very* quick play. It's not 100% there with script cfcs, but I coul...
8. Mark, sounds promising. Does it support full cfscript in cfc's?...
9. there is a 30 day trial , i guess the plugin would work with that ... , nice rev , i look forward to...
10. Yes I have to agree with you Mark, I am loving git, it has its quirks and differences and coming fro...

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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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