Heh, I like that idea. Power to the people.
Wonder if we could leverage/tie in with http://www.coldfusioncommunity.org/ ?
:Den
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On Fri, May 7, 20
>Heh. What's your vector, Victor? LOL
>
>Yeah, I'm down with math and automation names too.
>
>Mobious strips and self-organizing systems and recursion and whatnot are
>lovely.
>
>Originality is swell too, and prevents sue-age. Hrm.
>
>I'd resorted to play on words + ego and whatnot for my proj
Heh. What's your vector, Victor? LOL
Yeah, I'm down with math and automation names too.
Mobious strips and self-organizing systems and recursion and whatnot are lovely.
Originality is swell too, and prevents sue-age. Hrm.
I'd resorted to play on words + ego and whatnot for my projects
(shend
> YEAH! PEEP POWERS! =)
>
> A tracker to track the tracker, maybe? :)
>
> I'm down for whatever.
>
> What would you call such a site? What would the URL be?
>
> :Den
>
> --
> Truth lives, in fact, for the most part on a credit system. Our
> thoughts and beliefs pass, so long as nothing ch
YEAH! PEEP POWERS! =)
A tracker to track the tracker, maybe? :)
I'm down for whatever.
What would you call such a site? What would the URL be?
:Den
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Truth lives, in fact, for the most part on a credit system. Our
thoughts and beliefs pass, so long as nothing challenges them, just as
ban
>>>you don't have to be spoon feed this stuff for enormous amounts of money
>
>There is a lot to be said for curriculum design, guided instruction and
>formal training. I am not interested in debating the merits of autodidactism
>and self guided learning as I am proponents of both BUT, a well desi
Den,
What do you mean by tracking system? Tracking what? hhahah i was thinking
of creating a site to construct the community on at some point. first develop
some core functionalities, and then basically set up a voting api that people
can vote sugguestins to be developed and have sort of
A site for selling decks? Sweet! I was out skating yesterday for the
first time in like years. :) It looks good too. Nice work!
CFEclipse is still alive, and kick'n it, fer realz. :)
I've got plenty of experience, but sometimes that gets in the way, so
it shouldn't be valued /too/ much. H
> Sean Corfield wrote:
>> A certificate doesn't say zip about whether you can get work done. The
>> courses might be useful for the O.P. but they don't tell an employer
>> anything so the certificate itself is worthless, IMO.
>
> As in most things, it depends. A certificate might not be wort
Hehe. Sanity is *such* a fun concept. And I have a love/hate
relationship with "labels", even if they're "good" ones, like "sane".
So... Yeehaw! =)
If we were doing a framework, I'd say it would be important to be
uniform, and stick to the framework, but what we're talking about
(sorta- commun
> Keeping in mind that the most widely attractive framework might not
> be
> the best fit, probably FW/1 or maybe ColdBox or CFWheels. People
> seem
> hyped for 'em.
>
> And they're swell! They do their jobs well.
>
> Personally, I like the whole XML deal MG has. I don't leverage it
> right
Keeping in mind that the most widely attractive framework might not be
the best fit, probably FW/1 or maybe ColdBox or CFWheels. People seem
hyped for 'em.
And they're swell! They do their jobs well.
Personally, I like the whole XML deal MG has. I don't leverage it
right, at all, but it is a
> Sounds swell. Guess we'd need a name, neh? :)
>
> My view of open source results in wanting "buy-in"-ness more than
> "crush them"-ness... "Framework" be a fighting word. :) Not sure
> how to tackle that other than supporting them all (at least
> potentially).
>
> Which is why we'd need a
>I could cover the cost of a VPS.
>
>On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 2:59 AM, denstar wrote:
>>
no i hear ya i had never heard that word before! but i'm down to cover
version control hosting, using this thread forever might get redundent to haha
but let me know what to do next i have the trigger in
On a practical note. I cannot say enough good things about the free courses
offered by the Stanford Engineering Everywhere program
http://see.stanford.edu/see/courses.aspx
The Programming methodology course is a fantastic place to start learning
programming.
http://see.stanford.edu/see/courseinf
>>you don't have to be spoon feed this stuff for enormous amounts of money
There is a lot to be said for curriculum design, guided instruction and
formal training. I am not interested in debating the merits of autodidactism
and self guided learning as I am proponents of both BUT, a well designed
Sean Corfield wrote:
> A certificate doesn't say zip about whether you can get work done. The
> courses might be useful for the O.P. but they don't tell an employer
> anything so the certificate itself is worthless, IMO.
As in most things, it depends. A certificate might not be worth the
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 7:23 PM, Carey Duryea wrote:
>
> >I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
> >
> >http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
>
> i'm thinking you should go to the library first before you spend hundreds
> of dollars and check out any number of php
Sounds swell. Guess we'd need a name, neh? :)
My view of open source results in wanting "buy-in"-ness more than
"crush them"-ness... "Framework" be a fighting word. :) Not sure
how to tackle that other than supporting them all (at least
potentially).
Which is why we'd need a solid way to te
>>
>> Yup, I'll second that. If you contribute to an open source project,
>> you have a traceable footprint on the 'net and your capabilities can
>> be examined. When I'm an employer interviewing people, I Google them
>> to see what they've done publicly...
>
>Rut-roh.
>
>Look man, I can explain!
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 11:26 PM, Sean Corfield wrote:
>
> Yup, I'll second that. If you contribute to an open source project,
> you have a traceable footprint on the 'net and your capabilities can
> be examined. When I'm an employer interviewing people, I Google them
> to see what they've done pub
>I could cover the cost of a VPS.
>
>On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 2:59 AM, denstar wrote:
>>
no i hear ya i had never heard that word before! but i'm down to cover
version control hosting, using this thread forever might get redundent to haha
but let me know what to do next i have the trigger in
I could cover the cost of a VPS.
On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 2:59 AM, denstar wrote:
>
> LOL. I'm not kosher, so to speak. I just love language. Or
> something like that. :)
>
> There's been some effort in this area of bringing things together.
> There's that framework that can leverage like, a b
LOL. I'm not kosher, so to speak. I just love language. Or
something like that. :)
There's been some effort in this area of bringing things together.
There's that framework that can leverage like, a bunch of other
frameworks, and those same heads ported Galleon and maybe some other
stuff? Th
>> i dont' know what we are talking about funding
>
>No one is talking about financial contributions. We're talking about
>contributing time and effort to open source projects.
>--
>Sean A Corfield -- (904) 302-SEAN
>Railo Technologies, Inc. -- http://getrailo.com/
>An Architect's View -- http://
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 11:02 PM, Carey Duryea wrote:
> and i was referring to that. i am down to contribute my time and my limited
> abilities for the sheer learning experience it would be for me. and i think
> it would be very rewarding. and i'm just saying i would have no problem
> helping
>> i dont' know what we are talking about funding
>
>No one is talking about financial contributions. We're talking about
>contributing time and effort to open source projects.
>--
>Sean A Corfield -- (904) 302-SEAN
>Railo Technologies, Inc. -- http://getrailo.com/
>An Architect's View -- http://
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 10:44 PM, Carey Duryea wrote:
> i dont' know what we are talking about funding
No one is talking about financial contributions. We're talking about
contributing time and effort to open source projects.
--
Sean A Corfield -- (904) 302-SEAN
Railo Technologies, Inc. -- http
> Yup, I'll second that. If you contribute to an open source project,
> you have a traceable footprint on the 'net and your capabilities can
> be examined. When I'm an employer interviewing people, I Google them
> to see what they've done publicly...
>
> On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 9:25 PM, Carey Dur
Yup, I'll second that. If you contribute to an open source project,
you have a traceable footprint on the 'net and your capabilities can
be examined. When I'm an employer interviewing people, I Google them
to see what they've done publicly...
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 9:25 PM, Carey Duryea wrote:
> If you have the venture capital, I have the Chutzpah. :)
>
> Or, to quote a totally wicked and way underrated 80's flick:
>
> "If you bring the dip, I'll bring the chips."
>
> Seriously tho, I hear you. Let's get competitive, just for kicks.
>
> :Den
Den,
how come everyone in the coldf
If you have the venture capital, I have the Chutzpah. :)
Or, to quote a totally wicked and way underrated 80's flick:
"If you bring the dip, I'll bring the chips."
Seriously tho, I hear you. Let's get competitive, just for kicks.
:Den
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Turkish waiter: One Istanbul Express.
Woody Wilkins:
i was going to say, One really good way to show a potiential employer your
skill and your ability to get things done, is contribute to open source
projects. if you contribute things to open source that show your skills
everyone appreciates you! and it will show an employer that you are sort o
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 10:11 PM, Sean Corfield wrote:
...
> I looked over the syllabus and it's very basic stuff. However, I'd
> certainly love every CFer to take the Unix / Apache portions of these
> O'Reilly courses!
Hey, I'll teach that for $50 bucks less!
I could probably print up a nice cer
i'm reading about apache right now , trying to figure out all this load
balancing stuff. i really do wish though that there were more interactive
lessons out there, seems like teaching in general has not caught up with the
capability that these new technologies actually can produce! interacti
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 5:04 PM, Justin Scott
wrote:
> "I checked out some books at the library" isn't nearly as attractive as
> "Earned Web Programming Certificate from The University of Illinois" on your
> resume. Hitting the library may show some initiative, but employers need to
> know you ca
>I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
>
>http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
Good point!!! i guess i was looking at it from my perspective i only
develop for my own entrepreneurial endeavors. i have never been a guy of
creditials though cause of alway
> i'm thinking you should go to the library first
> before you spend hundreds of dollars and check
"I checked out some books at the library" isn't nearly as attractive as
"Earned Web Programming Certificate from The University of Illinois" on your
resume. Hitting the library may show some initia
>I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
>
>http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
i'm thinking you should go to the library first before you spend hundreds of
dollars and check out any number of php books, PHP 6 Fast and Easy Web
Development is one . this book
>I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
>
>http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
you don't have to be spoon feed this stuff for enormous amounts of money
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>I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
>
>http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
i'm thinking you should go to the library first before you spend hundreds of
dollars and check out any number of php books, PHP 6 Fast and Easy Web
Development is one . this book
>I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
>
>http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
It mostly looks good, but there's a Perl class in there. Don't get me wrong, I
know Perl, I like Perl, and I write a whole lot of scripts for my own personal
use in Perl. I even cut
I'm thinking that this might be a good deal
http://www.oreillyschool.com/certificates/web-programming.php
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http://www.amazon.com/Adobe-Coldfusion-Anthology-Michael-Dinowitz/dp/1430
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