This is an interesting place on the W3C web site where a selection of 5 different articles can be displayed in any of 8 different predefined Style Sheet Templates.
Pretty interesting check it out.
These are just some excellent notes on and proposals for a UI feature set in CSS with links to other good CSS resources. Btw I just copied the page title as is because it explains things far better than I could.
Here is the article.
The onTap Framework was created from the Tapestry CMS Application by Isaac Dealey. The Framework consists of a core set of UDF’’s and a methodology for calling them as needed. In keeping with that concept of code reuse, onTap includes a consistent structure for managing libraries of both custom tags and function libraries. We [...]
I realize that may look like one of those ludicrous come-on ads but we are just endorsing a really amazing piece of software that we use in our labs as a fully featured easy to use SMTP-POP3 server. The $49.00 version (Plus) has a web interface also. There is also a Freeware version and a [...]
We have consolidated our coding guidelines and taken much of what Sean Corfield has already published in version 2.0 of his guidelines. We added our internal guidelines and published them here. All developers working with Webapper follow these guidelines and they are a living and growing entity.
Microsoft has a nice looking utility which allows you to create security scenarios with IIS with different combinations of browsers, authentication settings etc.
Here it is.
Sysinternals have a superb range of Utilities for testing monitoring and tuning Windows NT, 2000 and XP systems.They also have items for Windows desktop versions such as 98, ME etc. Take a look, it is well worth it.
We came across this free tool whilst looking for utilities during the recent spate of “worm” attacks. The Retina Spida/Digispid.B.Worm SQL Worm Scanner is able to scan up to 254 IP addresses at once and determine if any are vulnerable to the recent SQL Worm (AKA: Spida, Digispid.B.Worm). There are versions available for [...]
Along with resources like CF-Talk the ColdFusion Developers Journal over the years has been packed with great information, tips, code samples and just good information. We bought the CFDJ on a CD and even though we had the mags still found this convenient to refer to.
More information here.
Low level debugging is often a must in Enterprise level ColdFusion applications. The Ethereal Network Protocol Analyzer is free and is a marvelous utility which allows viewing of summary and detail information for each TCP packet.
You can find details and download here.
