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Boston CFUG Oct 2012 Meeting: Web Application Architecture – Lessons Learned from Adobe Brackets 3
Event posted on Oct 12 by tony.garcia

Brian Rinaldi is a Content and Community Manager for the Adobe Developer Center team, where he helps drive content strategy for HTML5 and JavaScript developer content. Brian blogs regularly and is a unreformed twitter addict. He is an author and regular speaker and also the founder of RIA Unleashed Conference in Boston as well as the former manager of the Boston ColdFusion User Group.

John Rice on Real World jQuery 3
Event posted on Mar 10 by brinaldi

John is a long time ColdFusion developer who was implementing ColdFusion
powered ajax-like features as early as 1999 by using hidden frames instead
of httpRequest() and WddxRecordset() with CFWDDX in place of JSON.  John
currently specializes in laboratory automation.  With CF server as his
swiss army knife, he integrates CF with myriad technologies including
.NET, Perl, Python, Java and other proprietary interfaces to laboratory
robots.

Mura CMS: What's in it for me? 2
Event posted on Jun 22 by brinaldi

Automated testing with Selenium - Make your web apps better and your life easier 2
Event posted on Jan 31 by tmollerus

Tom Mollerus

Bob Silverberg on ColdFusion 9 ORM
Event posted on May 10 by brinaldi

Bob Silverberg will be presenting via Connect. Bob Silverberg has been developing software for nearly twenty years, the past ten of which have been devoted to web application development with ColdFusion. He runs a small development company from his home in Toronto, where he divides his time between client work, open source development and taking care of his two young sons. He is an active participant on a number of ColdFusion mailing lists and blogs at www.silverwareconsulting.com.

Code Quality Real World: A Case Study of a CF framework written for Harvard
Event posted on Nov 06 by tony.garcia

Rob Huddleston on Flash Catalyst
Event posted on May 10 by brinaldi

Rob Huddleston has been developing web pages and applications since 1994, and has been an instructor since 1999, teaching web and graphic design to thousands of students. Rob is an Adjunct Professor in the Interactive Media program at the Art Institute of California, Sacramento. He is an Adobe Certified Instructor, Certified Expert, and Certified Developer, serves as an Adobe User Group Manager, has been named as an Adobe Community Professional for his volunteer work answering user questions in online forums. He also helps users as an expert moderator on Adobe’s Community Help system. Rob lives in Northern California with his wife and two children. Rob is the author of XML: Your visual blueprint™ for building expert websites using XML, CSS, XHTML, and XSLT; HTML, XHTML and CSS: Your visual blueprint™ for designing effective websites; Master VISUALLY: Dreamweaver CS4 and Flash CS4 Professional, ActionScript 3: Your visual blueprint™ for creating interactive projects in Flash CS4 Professional, the Flash Catalyst CS5 Bible and the forthcoming Teach Yourself Visually: Web Design. You can visit Rob’s blog at www.robhuddleston.com

Andy Matthews on jQuery and AIR
Event posted on May 10 by brinaldi

Andy is currently a Senior Web Developer for Dealerskins, Inc., an enterprise shop focusing on professional websites for the automotive space. He blogs about jQuery, AIR, ColdFusion, and Flex at http://andyMatthews.net.He tweets at http://twitter.com/commadelimited He has code at http://www.riaforge.org He cooks at http://www.coopcookbook.com/ He lives in Nashville, TN with his wife, two children, and two dogs.

Adam Tuttle on Git
Event posted on May 11 by brinaldi

Adam is a long time web developer and has been working with ColdFusion for more than ten years.  He is an Adobe Community Professional, manager of the Philadelphia CFUG, a certified advanced ColdFusion developer, and a bit of a neophyte.  He currently works for The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, as part of the Al West Learning Lab, developing technology-enhanced learning materials for classroom use with ColdFusion and Flex. He also blogs about ColdFusion, web development, and technology at http://fusiongrokker.com.

Service-Oriented Architecture with the onTap Framework
Event posted on Dec 03 by brinaldi

Isaac Dealey is the author of the onTap framework and the DataFaucet ORM. Although he has Asperger Syndrome, he refuses to allow that to keep him from doing what he loves. He's excited about great software! Being autistic means that he may rub people the wrong way from time to time.

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