Riapodcast - We Discuss The Latest News And Topics In Rich Internet Applications And Technologies

In this episode we discuss the new features of CF Builder 2 and the recent news of a CF Builder Express edition. Adobe also is coming out with a CS5.5 release next month and we review some of the new features it has for RIA developers, and of course, we also talk about the latest news on conferences coming up for this year.

In this episode we review a book called "The Seven languages in seven weeks". We also have a discussion about H1B visas and the lack of good faith recruiting, and also the recent closure of the InsideRIA magazine.

In this episode, we discuss our experiences with Google TV and the 2010 AdobeMax conference. We review Matt Gillford's a new book on Object-Oriented programming in ColdFusion. Flash Player 10.2 is out on Adobe labs and we talk about the features in the runtime. And finally we round up our talk about Apache Software Foundation leaving the JCP and its impact and also the future of Java in the open source community.

In this Episode, we discuss the recent reversal in Apple's iOS developer guidelines, Adobe's HTML5 updates for Illustrator and Dreamweaver, Google's on going security concerns, and Doug's company, Universal Mind, new iPad/iPhone app called iBrainstorm.

In this episode, we discuss the recent Apple announcements from September 1 regarding iTunes 10, the new iOS and new AppleTV. We also discuss Google killing the Nexus One and their recent net neutrality deal with Verizon. Today, over 850,000 people have top secret security clearance and we discuss the implications of our growing government infrastructure. We also review the latest ColdFusion patches and hotfixes from Adobe. And finally, we wrap up our talk on Josh's recent engagement.

In this episode, we discuss the end of the CFUnited conference and the reaction from the community. We review the beta release of the Tour de ColdFusion app and talk about the next version of the Flex SDK codenamed Hero. And finally, we reflect on the World Cup and the Tour de France.

In today’s show we review the latest CF book, a ColdFusion Anthology. We also discuss the news in the mobile market and the new Google TV. Microsoft’s IE browser is losing market share and what that could mean for developers. And finally we reflect on the Computer Chronicles, a TV show we use to watch during the 80s.

In this episode, we report from the cfObjective conference and are joined by Brian Meloche of cfConversations and the CF Jedi Master Ray Camden.

This is the second part of our earlier 2.5 episode. In this episode, we discuss the upcoming conferences for this year. Charlie talks about the new beta of Fusion Analytics. We also review the recent Supreme Court decision on the FCC suit against Comcast and its affects on net neutrality. And finally we wrap things up with John's latest security rant.

We discuss all the numerous launches this past month including Adobe's new ColdFusion and Flash Builders, the new Flex 4 SDK and a device known as the iPad. We talk about the weak Nexus One and Palm Pre sales and John analyzes the world of technology stocks. Google has yet another marketing mistep, but does end up showing a cool port of Quake to HTML5.

In this episode we discuss the evolution of the Flash player and where it appears to be going. We will also review the recent controversy between Apple and Adobe over the Flash Player on Apple mobile devices, and how HTML5 might affect the Flash platform in the future.

We discusss the Chinese hacking into Google and Adobe. We also review the latest news in ColdFusion bugs and patches. The cfObjective conference is coming and we talk about the pre-conference classes being offered this year. And finally we discuss the announcement by Palm to support Flash Player 10.1

In this, the second hour of a two part series, we discuss various news items from the month of December. We discuss the best source code comments thread on stackoverflow. We also review the upcoming Wordpress camp in Atlanta and the cfObjective conference in Minneapolis. And finally we wrap things up with our new year's predictions and resolutions for 2010.

In this, the first hour of a two part series, we discuss various news items from the month of December. We discuss the New Year's Y2K10 bug found in SpamAssassin. ColdFusion scope priorities and why you should always scope your variables. We talk about the recent outrage at Rackspace and why not every cloud service is truly cloud based. And finally, we review the new Google Nexus One phone.

In this, the second hour of a two part series, we discuss various news items from the month of November. In this episode, we talk about the recent release of Flex Builder for Linux and also a technote about installing ColdFusion 9 on 64bit Linux systems. We discuss some interestings browser quirks and concepts such as 'domain sharding'. And, we also take time to ponder on why it cost the US taxpayer $18 million to build Recovery.gov

In this, the first hour of a two part series, we discuss various news items from the month of November. In this episode, we review some of the recent articles on caching. We also highlight some of the new beta products released by Adobe and Microsoft. We find Charlie is still alive and is ranting about blog spam. And we also discuss the recent software configuration problem that took the FAA down for 4 hours.

In this episode, we take time to discuss various news items in the world of ColdFusion development. We talk about the new Amazon Relational Database Service and also a recent Wall Street Journal report on Chinese Cyberspying. Charlie does a really bad Emily Litella impersonation, and we say so long to Tim Buntel.

In this episode, we reviewed the recent Adobe MAX conference. We covered a lot of ground in this episode and our thoughts about the new projects that Adobe has announced some of which include: Open Screen Project, Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2.0.We'll start off talking a bit about the main keynotes and also discuss the Adobe Sneak Peaks. We also review some of the sessions we went to at Max and what Adobe has planned for 2010.

Discussion about Flex related news. We also talk about the Flex Profiler and how the Flash Player handles memory management

A discussion about some of the new features found in the upcoming release of ColdFusion 9.