Category: Coldfusion, Linux, Mac, Web Apps, Windows, iPhone | 6 Comments
There might be a industry standard name for this process, but I call it using Doom Tiles. If you ever hacked around on the original video game Doom (or even Quake), you’ll get the reference I think.
What is boils down to is loading one large graphic for all the icons on your site. [...]
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I’ve never been one for case insensitivity. I am of the opinion that “J” is not the same as “j”, just as “é” is not the same a “e”. Plus, it’s just so insensitive - tHinK Of thE pOoR lEtteRs.
As I am sure you are aware Coldfusion’s variables are more or less case [...]
Category: Coldfusion, FarCry, Mac, Windows, cfeclipse | 6 Comments
Bill Duenskie has let me borrow the reigns on the CFTextmate project. CFTextmate is a Coldfusion bundle for the incredibly cool Textmate editor on Mac (E-TextEditor on windows). Since I have more or less abandoned Eclipse, I’ve started doing all my development in Textmate (aside from Afae, I still toy with Afae - [...]
Category: Coldfusion, FarCry, Mac, Windows, cfeclipse | 2 Comments
I’ve been using Textmate a lot more for my coding endeavours as of late (starting about 3 days ago to be precise), and I’ve been missing the code completion for tags and functions in FarCry.
To scratch my itch, I threw together a little process to create Textmate Bundles from CFEclipse dictionaries, and generated [...]
Category: Coldfusion, FarCry, Linux, Tinkering | 2 Comments
I use Amazon’s S3 quite a bit and I really like it. I’ve also been very curious about using Amazon’s EC2 - their cloud computing product.
If you’ve never heard of it, what EC2 allows you to do is bring up images of computers into a big network of processing power and bandwidth. It’s [...]