Ben Nadel uses ColdFusion to generate Pandoc-compatible heading identifiers, which he dynamically injected into the HTML of his Feature Flags book site....
From: Ben Nadel
Removing the Server Header as of IIS 10 (Windows 2022) is now much easier than it had been with prior versions of IIS.
From: Pete Freitag's Homepage
Ben Nadel reflects on why he never uses the natural language operators in ColdFusion. It's just emotions all the way down....
From: Ben Nadel
About two months or so ago I added a Now page to my site.
From: Raymond Camden
Ben Nadel and the crew talk about the various software programs and paradigms that they are thankful to have in their lives....
From: Ben Nadel
A little while ago we had a Mura site (which has recently been upgraded to Masa) with a bunch of blog articles and other content where the "Release Date" field was left empty by accident.
From: South of Shasta: Software Development, Web Design, Training
Ben Nadel shares his daily RegEx usage in order to inspire people to start using pattern matching in their daily lives....
From: Ben Nadel
The Spreadsheet CFML library now has improved support for creating CSV from your data
From: cfSimplicity
Ben Nadel announces and early access version of his book: Feature Flags - From Concept to Cultural Revolution....
From: Ben Nadel
A lot of my "x with Alpine" blog posts end up being, well, nothing special.
From: Raymond Camden
Ben Nadel and the crew talk premortems and the power of creating a safe space of failure. Also, logging strategies and the reason so many logs are terrible....
From: Ben Nadel
The Spreadsheet CFML library now supports fast, memory efficient CSV file processing
From: cfSimplicity
I've been "playing" with serverless for years now, but honestly still feel new to it.
From: Raymond Camden
Ben Nadel and the crew talk about their biggest failures in an effort to remove the social stigma around failure....
From: Ben Nadel
This isn't something I was going to blog about, but after seeing the same issue a few times recently (although to be fair, last in a mobile game), I thought I'd share it with my audience.
From: Raymond Camden
BackgroundAdobe ColdFusion is vulnerable to a Mass Assignment vulnerability that can result in an attacker being able to modify the value of any variable in any scope within the context of remote CFC methods.
