One new project and nine updates for this last update of the new year. This is the week in which I take back all the crap things I said about Tony Sparano early in the Dolphins' season. Sure, not picking up Matt Ryan was still a boneheaded move, but getting Chad Pennington wasn't as bad as I thought. Congratulations to my Dolphins for not only working their way back from obscurity, but doing it in historic fashion! On to ColdFusion open source stuff...Happy New Year!

Four new projects and one update this week. One of the four new projects is a repeat of sorts. It seems I pre-announced Mark Mandel's Conduit project and, well, Mark got all sensitive on me about it. :P Perhaps it was me being subconsciously spiteful. I was just peeved because I tried to get an early peek at the Transfer/Flex integration and Mark denied me. Despite the offers of generous bribes, Mark simply responded, "Are you trying to tempt me? Because I come from the land of plenty." Here's this week's update (note: there won't be an update next week as I will be away visiting family).

Three new projects and four updates this week. This week I am running Flex Camp Boston, which I am very excited about. However, the big news this week is that my Dolphins are tied for the lead in the AFC East. Yes, that's the same Dolphins that barely got a single win last year. Granted, winning the AFC East is like climbing a large hill and claiming its Mt. Everest, but nonetheless they have the benefit of incredibly low expectations. Oh...you want ColdFusion Open-Source? Alrighty.

Flex Camp Boston is this Friday, December 12th, from 8am to 5pm and there are still seats available today, so don't delay and register today! We have an awesome lineup of speakers and lots of great prizes to give away (I am still even working on more). Tickets are only $40 and include lunch and free parking. If you are in the Northeast, this is an event you don't want to miss!

Yes, you read that right; there is indeed a new version (Build 13 ) of my Illudium PU-36 Code Generator available on the Google Code site (http://code.google.com/p/cfcgenerator). I have finally implemented one of the most requested features - the ability to automatically generate all tables in a DSN at once. However, I made it better and more usable I think.