Sublime – much like Eclipse is extensible via ‘packages’ which can extend and enhance Sublime. When I installed the CFML support it was a bit of a struggle on how best to do this but I eventually fuddled through it … Continue reading
AnyEdit tools is becoming one of my favorite Eclipse plugins. I’ve already blogged about the sorting feature. In my current project I’m overhauling a lot of old spaghetti code. The code is a mix of camelCase (more recent) and under_score … Continue reading
Update: 1/2012 – The ColdFusion package should now be available in the excellent Sublime Text Package Manager and is the easiest way to get started with ColdFusion in Sublime Text 2. It’s also available on github: https://github.com/SublimeText/ColdFusion Someone on Twitter … Continue reading
At my new job we have a ticket system. That’s good. I immediately looked to see if it supported Mylyn. Quick searches didn’t turn up anything. That’s bad. We’re using Project Tracker a ColdFusion based application written by Joe Danziger. … Continue reading
I spent many years working in the Engineering Industry as a CAD (Computer Aided Design/Drafting) Operator while tinkering with computers as a hobby in the evenings. I had tinkered with programming on my Commodore 64 and later with BASIC but … Continue reading
I’m working on a project with another developer and we’ve decided to create a branch for my changes. Heavy development continues in the trunk as well and I need to frequently merge the trunk into my branch. Being lazy of … Continue reading
There was some discussion on Twitter about line numbers and CFDUMP. I wish CFDumps showed the file and line where the dump came from. #coldfusion that would really help at times! This is easy if you are using ColdFusion Builder … Continue reading
At my new job we’re using Microsoft SQL Server. I’ve been struggling with SQL Server Management Studio – it’s big, bloated and seems to be missing some features I’ve grown used to with other database IDEs. I’ve found two useful … Continue reading