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Brian Kotek: Inversion of Control | RIA Development, ExtJS, DeftJS, CoffeeScript, and Java : JavaScript
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RIA Client and Server. Getting Started with CoffeeScript. Posted by Brian Kotek at 9:01 AM in CoffeeScript. To be a great help when writing JavaScript. Since most of my future posts on Ext JS will probably be in CoffeeScript, I thought I'd explain the basics of how I use it. The easiest way to start is to download and install Node.js. Then, install CoffeeScript by opening a command line and running:. Npm install -g coffee-script. If code is 0 task 'build', 'Build /app from /coffee', - build(). At the com...
DeftJS Car Store
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Brian Kotek: Inversion of Control | RIA Development, ExtJS, DeftJS, CoffeeScript, and Java: Pressing Pause while Compile, Dammit Ramps Up
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RIA Client and Server. Pressing Pause while Compile, Dammit Ramps Up. Posted by Brian Kotek at 9:34 AM in General. I know that my blogging here has been sporadic. And I'm not alone: a number of my colleagues were in the same boat. So Joe Rinehart, Nic Tunney, Marc Esher, Scott Stroz, Todd Sharp and myself have decided to pool our resources. We've started a group blog called Compile, Dammit. There are no comments for this entry. Pressing Pause while Compile, Dammit Ramps Up. Exploring ExtJS with DeftJS.
Brian Kotek: Inversion of Control | RIA Development, ExtJS, DeftJS, CoffeeScript, and Java: Swiz 2.0 Beta, Now with AOP!
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RIA Client and Server. Swiz 2.0 Beta, Now with AOP! Posted by Brian Kotek at 1:11 PM in Flex. In case you missed it, the Swiz team has made Swiz 2.0 Beta available. It includes the much-anticipated Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) features that have been in the works for a long time. AOP is incredibly powerful, and having done a lot of work with Spring, ColdSpring, and Spring.NET, it is hard to overstate the potential impact of AOP for Flash. I also want to give a shout out to Maxim Porges. Posted By Br...
Brian Kotek: Inversion of Control | RIA Development, ExtJS, DeftJS, CoffeeScript, and Java: Getting Started with CoffeeScript
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RIA Client and Server. Getting Started with CoffeeScript. Posted by Brian Kotek at 9:01 AM in CoffeeScript. To be a great help when writing JavaScript. Since most of my future posts on Ext JS will probably be in CoffeeScript, I thought I'd explain the basics of how I use it. The easiest way to start is to download and install Node.js. Then, install CoffeeScript by opening a command line and running:. Npm install -g coffee-script. If code is 0 task 'build', 'Build /app from /coffee', - build(). At the com...
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Tom Jordahl's musings: September 2011
http://tjordahl.blogspot.com/2011_09_01_archive.html
Random thoughts about ColdFusion, Web Services, Apache Axis, LiveCycle Data Services, BlazeDS and other stuff. Wednesday, September 14, 2011. Brian Kotek on Remoting Call Ordering. Blogged the result of some experimentation he did with Data Services Remoting (aka RPC) calls from Flex to uncover some relevant information on the ordering of calls from the client to the server. Read about it in his blog post. Wednesday, September 07, 2011. Data Services Sessons at MAX 2011. MAX is only 4 weeks away! LiveCyc...
Truths and Lies: Big news from ColdSpring!!
http://cdscott.blogspot.com/2008/09/big-new-from-coldspring.html
Friday, September 12, 2008. Big news from ColdSpring! I've got big news for everyone on this fine September day! I know many of you all have been patiently waiting for the final release of ColdSpring 1.2. Well after a long time of tweaking and testing, the team has delivered! I am proud to announce the public release of ColdSpring 1.2! But hold on to your hats, that's not the only announcement today! When you head on over to www.coldspringframework.org. I'd like to especially thank Rachel Maxim (Lehman).
Rae's Blog: September 2008
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Journeys of a designer/developer. Thursday, September 11, 2008. New ColdSpringFramework.org Site Launched. The eagerly awaited, fresh new ColdSpringFramework.org. Site is now online! It was somewhere around CFObjective this year that I heard the ColdSpring team was being pestered for a new site (well, long before that - but that's when I got serious about it) so I finally hunkered down and did the design I had promised Chris. Long ago, then finished the HTML/CSS at CFUnited. Kurt Weirsma.
MXUnit Blog: What I want in ColdFusion 11
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What I want in ColdFusion 11. Friday, June 29, 2012. Posted by Marc Esher. ColdFusion 10 recently shipped… congratulations to the Engineers, Product Managers, Evangelists, and testers. Great work. It’s time now to start planning for CF 11. Herein I offer my unsolicited advice… a wish list, if you will. I want to code in Groovy. I want safety by default. I want a Grails-like framework. I want Package management (plugins). I want GPars or Akka concurrency. I want a console. What I love about CF. For me, CF...
Rae's Blog: New ColdSpringFramework.org Site Launched
http://rmaxim.blogspot.com/2008/09/new-coldspringorg-site-launched.html
Journeys of a designer/developer. Thursday, September 11, 2008. New ColdSpringFramework.org Site Launched. The eagerly awaited, fresh new ColdSpringFramework.org. Site is now online! It was somewhere around CFObjective this year that I heard the ColdSpring team was being pestered for a new site (well, long before that - but that's when I got serious about it) so I finally hunkered down and did the design I had promised Chris. Long ago, then finished the HTML/CSS at CFUnited. Kurt Weirsma. Duke E. Love.
なんちゃってCF-OOP！: FuseBox
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CF-OOPのまとめをしなきゃと思って、本家メンバーのRSSフィードをチェックしていたら、cf.objectiveのプレゼン概要を、Matt Woodwardが日々google Docs形式でアップしています。 Cfobjective 2007 - Jason Delmore Keynote. ColdFusion Weekly Flickr Photos. Mark Mandel - Intro to Transfer ORM. Hal Helms - Object Modeling. Sean Corfield - AJAX in Scorpio. Adam Lehman - .NET and Exchange Integration with Scorpio. CFEclipse Project - Mark Drew. Adam Lehman - Scorpio Server Monitoring and Alerts. Peter Farrell - Head First Mach-II. Peter Farrell - What's New in Mach-II 1.5. FB has pe...
PC TECH SOS
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Tech Blog for www.pctechsos.com. May 4th, 2016. Hat is the different between Mbps and MBps? One is megabits, the other megaBytes, with a capitol B. Both refer to data transfer speeds. 1 Mbps = 1 million bits per second. 1 MBbs = 8 million bits per second. Typical Comcast cable modem speeds can be 25 Mbps = 3.125 MBps. A typical older model wireless G router = 54 Mbps or 6.75 MBps. USB 2 = 480 Mbit/s = 480/8 = 60 MBytes/s. USB 3 = 5000 Mbit/s = 5000/8 = 625 MB/s. DVD quality = 8 Mbps. HDTV = 27 Mbps.
Tom Jordahl's musings: Brian Kotek on Remoting Call Ordering
http://tjordahl.blogspot.com/2011/09/brian-kotek-on-remoting-call-ordering.html
Random thoughts about ColdFusion, Web Services, Apache Axis, LiveCycle Data Services, BlazeDS and other stuff. Wednesday, September 14, 2011. Brian Kotek on Remoting Call Ordering. Blogged the result of some experimentation he did with Data Services Remoting (aka RPC) calls from Flex to uncover some relevant information on the ordering of calls from the client to the server. Read about it in his blog post. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe to my feed. Brian Kotek on Remoting Call Ordering.
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Brian's Blog
Mo Steak and less Sizzle, Please! June 21, 2017. There are not many days over the last years that we have seen potential borrowers get turned down because we thought they were being underserved by all the product options available today. Sure there are a lot less options then there were 10 years ago, but we are more comfortable that these current options meet their needs AND keep them in the house long term. After a prolonged han. Is this what we really need our industry energies going to? Increasing the...
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BRIAN KOSSEN / PHOTOGRAPHER / HAWAII. How Are Trees Important To The Environment And All Who Live In It? The Best Time To Trim Your Trees. Posted on August 17, 2017. If you are going to trim your trees. Why Pruning Is So Important. To help you prune your trees. Although having more leaves can help produce energy for the tree through the process of photosynthesis, the larger that it becomes, the more difficult it will be for the tree to survive based on soil and water conditions. The benefits of having a ...
Brian Ko Profile
Hey there, thanks for checking out my site! I'm interested in all areas of Software Development, particularly with those having to do with the web and mobile. I think there is so much potential with the new technologies coming out and would love to be part of it. If you'd like to contact me, shoot me a message anytime at my email/phone/linkedIn. YodaFi - Toy Web App. Built in a day, it needs work, but check it out! RiceRocks - Asteriod Game. See code and play. WishMaids - Home cleaning service. Go around...
Brian Kotch
Web Engineer and Independent Consultant. I develop robust scalable web applications. I write modular testable code and responsive UIs. I help enterprise customers automate their processes. I strive to provide cutting-edge solutions that look good and make people's lifes easier. What can I do for you? Over eight years of delivering solutions in enterprise and consumer web applications. What I have done. Who I did it for. Grunt, Markdown, Sass. S3, Cloudfront, EC2. Kofax, Laserfiche, Sharepoint, Documentum.
Brian Kotek: Inversion of Control | RIA Development, ExtJS, DeftJS, CoffeeScript, and Java
RIA Client and Server. Pressing Pause while Compile, Dammit Ramps Up. Posted by Brian Kotek at 9:34 AM in General. I know that my blogging here has been sporadic. And I'm not alone: a number of my colleagues were in the same boat. So Joe Rinehart, Nic Tunney, Marc Esher, Scott Stroz, Todd Sharp and myself have decided to pool our resources. We've started a group blog called Compile, Dammit. CoffeeScript Version of the ExtJS Car Store. Posted by Brian Kotek at 10:00 AM in CoffeeScript. Since the applicati...
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15 August 2008 @ 07:56 pm. Well I am back in Darmstadt for the final countdown. Ryan and I had to come back on the 14th to give a presentation to Schmidt-Walter which went well. I got about 14 credits in total for the project, so I am happy. So after scrambling to get everything together (it was 10:30, the office closes at 12) I got everything into Ryans room and I will be staying with him over the weekend. It sucks that a few bad apples ruin the whole thing for everyone. 11 August 2008 @ 04:04 pm. If no...
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www.briankotlyar.com - Brian Kotlyar's Home Page
Brian Kotlyars Home Page. Where its always 1997. Welcome to my sparsely decorated corner of the web. I was formerly an analyst at Yankee Group. As well as Research Manager and Enterprise IT Council Manager at Gerson Lehrman Group. And even VP of Marketing at Dachis Group. These days I run with the team at Sprinklr. As AVP of Demand Generation.
Brian Kotoka | Business Connoisseur, Fitness Enthusiast, Everyday guy
MMS Day 1 11.23.14. November 25, 2014. Beginning weight: 172.8lbs (165.6 @ 18% BF official). Beginning Body Fat: 18% BF. Lean Muscle Mass: 141.6lbs. Shoulder Smash, Hip Internal Rotation Traction, Trigger Point – TFL. Wrist Wraps, Pinky Inside of Ring). Wall Planks 3 x 10s. 1x10ea w 2 second hold. Row,Clean,Front Squat, Military Press, Back Squat, Good morning x 3ea). Recharge days will consist of the Kettlebell Simple and Sinister Program. Mass Made Simple… Really? November 25, 2014.
