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Episode 3 - ColdFusion Moving Forward

Posted by Dan Vega | Posted in Episodes | Posted on 08/19/2009

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Note:

This weeks episode will be held on Friday. See info below.

Overview

cfpanel episode 3

In this episode we'll talk about ColdFusion as a language moving forward. This topic was inspired by the 2nd day keynote given by Joe Rinehart at CFUnited this year. In this panel we will discuss how ColdFusion came to fame, where the language is currently and what lies ahead. I think its important subject for all ColdFusion developers and we are lucky to have a really great group on the panel this week so don't be late!

Panelists

Your panelists for this session are:

Moderators

Your moderators are: Dan Vega, Todd Sharp.

URL

http://experts.na3.acrobat.com/cfpanel/

Date/Time

Friday, August 21st, 2009 at 12:00PM EST
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Sounds awesome. Looking forward to it!
# Posted By Ben Nadel | 8/19/09 11:47 AM
Any chance this session can be recorded? I'm sure there are a lot of people in the community who are interested in this episode but can't make the time.
# Posted By Ross | 8/20/09 10:59 PM
Yes! We will have a connect recording available sometime tomorrow and we may have an experimental mp3 available through iTunes. I am still working out the process for that but I will let everyone know tomorrow if it was successful.
# Posted By Dan Vega | 8/20/09 11:01 PM
Hey Dan,

I plan on being there for the live conversation. Thanks for looking into the iTunes option. That would be pretty cool to have for later.
# Posted By Jose Galdamez | 8/21/09 12:40 PM
Will this be available for download or non-live viewing?
# Posted By Kevin Benore | 8/21/09 6:50 PM
yo guys wheres the recorded version at?
# Posted By Mike | 8/22/09 10:01 AM
Here is the URL for the recorded version:

http://experts.na3.acrobat.com/p34336028/
# Posted By todd sharp | 8/22/09 10:33 AM
Hey Todd, thanks for posting the recording :-)
It was a very interesting episode. Though would have been cool if it could have be 2 hours... so much to cover in so little time. Looking forward to a part 2 of this topic in the future.

PS: You guys are doing a great job for the community - keep it up :-)
# Posted By Ross | 8/23/09 4:44 AM
Hey Todd, thanks for posting the recording :-)
It was a very interesting episode. Though would have been cool if it could have be 2 hours... so much to cover in so little time. Looking forward to a part 2 of this topic in the future.

PS: You guys are doing a great job for the community - keep it up :-)
# Posted By Ross | 8/23/09 4:44 AM
:) Posted on UGTV for you.
# Posted By Henry Ho | 8/25/09 4:20 PM
Blogs are so interactive where we get lots of informative on any topics nice job keep it up !!
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