The Archives
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12.01.05Mac ACME comingI'm setting up my ACME environment on my new Powerbook at the moment (in my copious spare time) and am very nearly there. It's been quite the learning experience as I get my head around the new environment, refresh my *nix skills and discover the source of the best packages of all the ACME software, plus other bits and pieces. All of this experience will make its way into the next edition of The ACME Guide, which I plan to write over the break and release at WebDU. It will be a major update, as when it's finished, The ...
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11.29.05WebDU presentation - now I’m beggingDetails of the presentation I'll be giving at WebDU 2006 - Reaching the Peak - developing on the ACME platform - are now available on the WebDU site. I've asked a couple of times before for information on what people want to see in this presentation and got nothing. So now I'm begging! Pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease give me some indication of what you'd like to see if you were to attend this presentation. Even if you're not going to WebDU. I'll be making the presentation available on this site, so it'll be here for everyone to see. Here's what I'd ...
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11.24.05WebDU presentation - what do you want?I asked before... No response. So I'm asking again. In my presentation at WebDU 2006, what would you like to see and hear related to ACME-platform development? I'll make the presentation available here as slides and notes and Breeze (if I can).
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11.21.05Accepted to speak at WebDU!Woohoo! I've been accepted to speak at WebDU 2006 (formerly MXDU), the Asia-Pacific's leading web technology conference! I'll be speaking on the topic Reaching the Peak - developing on the ACME platform. The talk will offer guidance on best-practice development using the ACME (Apache, ColdFusion, MySQL and Eclipse/CFEclipse) platform. The conference isn't until the start of March, but I have a lot of work to do if I'm to produce the sort of talk I'd want to see as an attendee (since I've been to MXDU the past three years, I have some idea of what I consider to ...
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11.10.05Mutual appreciation society…It's funny-strange (and more than a little flattering) that someone I regard as highly as Ray Camden is recommending my work. It's something I appreciate beyond my ability to explain. His work has rescued me so many times. Thanks again, Ray.
