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October 12, 2006

Dean Harmon On CFEclipse 1.3

Posted At : 5:20 PM
Related Categories: ColdFusion : CFEclipse :

Dean Harmon (aka. Mr. CFReport) has made CFEclipse 1.3 run on Eclipse 3.1 (which Flex Builder is based on, previously CFEclipse 1.3 required Eclipse 3.2 which is not yet supported by Flex Builder). See Dean's blog post for details.

Ryan Stewart On MAXUP

Posted At : 3:38 PM
Related Categories: MAX : AdobeMAX06 :

ZDNet's Ryan Stewart is excited about the upcoming MAX, and MAXUP in particular. Read why.