Home of the ColdFusion Community
House of Fusion has been supplying quality content to the ColdFusion community for as long as there's been a ColdFusion community. If you have a question, just ask it on the ColdFusion Technical Talk (CF-Talk) list and you're sure to get an answer. If you have a job to offer or need one, the ColdFusion Jobs (CF-Jobs) list is the place for you. There are even more specific Groups / Mailing Lists dealing with topics such as SQL, Adobe Flex 2.0, Regular Expressions and more.
You can even talk directly to the site owner, Michael Dinowitz. He's been doing ColdFusion since before it was released and is more than happy to handle your high end problems or even do some spot training to help you out.
I've placed a tutorial on Regular Expressions into the tutorials section. It should help those who want to use this powerful text parsing language. In addition to this tutorial, we have a RegEx mailing list with experts just waiting to answer your questions.
Dedicated to Flex, AIR, and User Interface issues.
The Jobs mailing lists are joined by this distributed job board.
House of Fusion now has an AIR mailing list to go with the major push Adobe is giving for this product. Anyone interested is welcome to join. This list goes hand in hand with the Flex 2 mailing list also located on this site.
Need to know more about Object Oriented Programming in ColdFusion? Want the basics on the top frameworks used? Need a good step by step introduction to User Defined Functions and ColdFusion Components? This is the issue for you. Over 100 pages of high quality content from the top names in the ColdFusion community. If you miss this issue, your missing everything past basic Code.
House of Fusion is now hosting a mailing list targeted to people who want to use Object Oriented Programming techniques with the ColdFusion code. This list goes hand in hand with the OOP-centric issue 2 of the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update. Join the list, ask a question and learn something new (or teach something to others).
The next release of ColdFusion, code named Scorpio, has been released to the Adobe Labs. There's just enough information there now to get you excited. A link to apply for the beta program will just raise the excitement to a new level. If you want to be in on the future of ColdFusion, sign up now.
Pricing for ads both on the House of Fusion website and the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update print journal are now available. If you want to reach the ColdFusion Community, this is a good place to start.
If you've ever wanted to learn CFSCRIPT, this is the place to do it. This hands on, step by step tutorial walks you through each code statement available in CFSCRIPT and lets you see how it works. Complete examples are included.
The ColdFusion Community Search is waiting for you
House of Fusion has a new search engine and it's focused on the ColdFusion community. The ColdFusion Community Search is available from every page of the site and is loaded with almost 1000 ColdFusion sites for your searching pleasure. Why worry about getting a relevant search return from Google.com when you can get a targeted one from House of Fusion (using the same technology).
For those interested in adding their site to the search engine, either send the url to me directly or join up as a contributor. The site you add will only strengthen the community as a whole
Many years ago (2000) I wrote a few articles on the laws I used for setting variables and using functions.
The biggest contribution was a detailed examination of where variables and functions are executed and how. Its still relevant today and an interesting read. The present of ColdFusion is built on the past and these are a solid foundation
cf.Objective() was and still is the first ColdFusion conference that focuses on Enterprise-level development techniques. Object Oriented Programming, Frameworks, sneak peaks at Scorpio features and more are all waiting for you. If you want top level ColdFusion information, this is the conference for you.
Adobe has released updater 2 for ColdFusion 7. This update provides more integration between ColdFusion MX 7 and Flex 2. This is a recommended update for all ColdFusion users.
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