As I found it difficult to find the solution to this when I was charged with adding cross-domain measurement to some requests on a site this week, I thought I would put together a quick post to explain.
Read MoreToday I came across an issue which I’m sure I’ve had previously, many years ago, but I couldn’t remember how to solve it and what the correct way to handle it was.
Read MoreI’ve been programming in the ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) since 2000 and every now and again I find out something which I didn’t know, which always surprises me. Yesterday, while working on something I accidentally found out that in CFML you can pass parameters to a function without those parameters actually being defined in the parameter list of the function.
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Today, Wednesday 14th November 2018, is World Diabetes Day, a day to raise awareness of diabetes and educate people about it, so here is my story and some further information.
Read MoreHere is my Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) presentation from CFCamp along with my slide notes:
Read MoreContinuing with the discussion of my presentation at CFCamp this week, and following on from the post about creating a continuous delivery system with AWS, I wanted to give an example of how AWS CodeBuild works, to build and test the Docker image, as part of that system.
Read MoreWhilst putting together my slide deck for my upcoming presentation at CFCamp about the AWS Elastic Container Service, I drew the following diagram to show how a basic continuous delivery (CD) setup could be created using ECS along with some associated AWS services.
Read MoreI’ve been back to doing some coding in CFML this week and working on a project that has been worked on by several different people and I happened to notice several different ways had been used to loop over arrays in various different parts of the code, one of which I must admit I had never actually seen before. I thought I would look into all the ways of looping over arrays in Lucee CFML and see how many I could find.
Read MoreAt tonight’s WordPress Tunbridge Wells Meetup the topic under discussion was using WordPress as a backend to provide content to Alexa. The
