I just finished my first presentation for the Online ColdFusion Meetup! Here are my slides and a link to the recorded presentation:
152) 8/26/2010 - "Installing Multiple Versions of ColdFusion Together", with Daria Norris Description, Streaming Recording
I've been taking a break from my blog, but wanted to let you know about three presentations I will be giving this week!
Caching is such a deep and complex subject that it can be difficult to know where to begin. This session will cover the basics of caching in ColdFusion from using page and query caching to using CFCs to cache data and functions into a persistent scope to create a service, as well as the new caching functions in cf9. We will discuss the pros and cons of each solution and workarounds for caching and refreshing the cache as you need it. You'll be amazed at the difference caching can make for your websites.
First, I will be giving an Intro to Caching presentation at the local Philladelphia CFUG meeting on Thursday, May 20th. Check out the meeting details on the group's website:
http://www.phillycfug.org/post/may-meeting-introduction-to-caching-with-daria-from-the-free-library
The local presentation is just a prelude to the presentations I will be giving at the *awesome* free NCDevCon conference in Raleigh, NC held May 22-23. I will be giving my Intro to Caching presentation there as well as heading up the Hands On ColdFusion, Session 3 where I will be covering the topics of Application.cfc, ColdFusion Components (CFCs), User Defined Functions (UDFs), and custom tags.
http://ncdevcon.com/post.cfm/ncdevcon-speaker-spotlight-dana-norris
If you are going to be in the Raleigh area this weekend I recommend you check it out! YOU CANT BEAT FREE!!!
NCDevCon, a free conference held May 22-23, 2010, presents topics by internationally known speakers on ColdFusion, Flash, Flex, AIR and general web development technologies.
Organized by the Triangle Area ColdFusion User's Group, associates, and sponsors and held on Centennial Campus at NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina. Free registration includes access to all events at NCDevCon.
Here is my presentation from tonight's Philadelphia CFUG meeting.
