ColdFusion Open-Source Update - December 18
Posted on Dec 18, 2006
While this was a relatively quiet week, we did get two new projects as well as an assortment of updates and announcements. As a side-note, since next Monday is Christmas, I will be taking my first week off from these updates since I started them back in April. Hope everyone has a happy holiday, and, if you happen to be in or around Boston tomorrow night, please join me at the "semi-official" Boston CFUG social for some holiday imbibing :)
New Releases and Updates
New Project: HappyCamper
Fle-based CFCUnit Front-end
Joe Rhinehart has released a flex-based front-end to the CFCUnit framework (similar to the recently released cfcUnitRunner) intended for developers using Flex Data Services.
New Project: CFUPS UPS Package
Firt Draft Released
Ray Camden has released his four-hundred and fifty-third open source project! This one connects with the UPS API and already has a site using it in the Wild.
ImageCFC
Version 2.10 Released
Rick Root has added some new image filtering capabilties to his image manipulation component, including various blurs, sharpen and posterize.
Announcements
ColdBox
Getting Back on Track
After a brief reprieve do to a major move, Luis Majano updates us to ongoing developments for his framework.
Illudium PU-36 Code Generator
Flex Version Becomes the Official Release
The HTML version has bereby been deprecated, and the Flex 2 based version is the official release version and includes a long list of additional functionality - plus a wicked cool interface ;)
CodeCop
Promoted to Release Candidate
Steve Bryant's CodeCop checks ColdFusion code for possible problems and various other user-configurable rules. He has recently promoted the existing version to a release candidate and is seeking some input regarding the install process.
Tutorials
CFDiff
Installing and Using CFDiff
Steve Bryant talks about his experiences installing and using Rick Osbrone's CFDIff differencing engine.
Comments
Slacker - drinking instead of blogging?!
:->
Have fun over the holidays!
Posted By Peter Bell / Posted on 12/18/2006 at 11:03 AM