In the last post in this series, we looked at Lifecycle Rules in S3, how they worked, and how you can use them to save money by automatically moving less-frequently used files to different (and cheaper) storage classes.
From: Brian Klaas
In my last post in this series, we looked at using different storage classes in S3 via CFML to save money on long-term storage costs.
From: Brian Klaas
Compensation has always been one of the most confusing parts of management to me.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
In this tutorial you will learn how to build a REST API in Java using Spring Boot.
From: Dan Vega
In this tutorial I will show you how to work with standard input and output in Deno.
From: Dan Vega
With the state of the world right now I don't feel motivated to post about technology today. So instead some observations of the world.
An introduction to Deno which is a secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript
From: Dan Vega
Creating objects in ColdFusion has a performance impact that you need to consider when working with large datasets
Using a node version manager can cause gitkraken pre-commit hooks to fail with an error that npx or npm does not exist in the path.
I spent the last couple of months redesigning my website and I would like to share with you some of the lessons I learned
From: Dan Vega
Have you ever accidentally deleted the entire contents of a table and had to go spend an afternoon restoring everything from backups? Transactions are here to help you test your sql without all that pain.
This error when trying to change your AWS console password, 'Either user is not authorized to perform iam:ChangePassword or entered password does not comply with account password policy set by administrator' is a result of poor UX design.
Thanks to Brad Wood for refreshing my brain about how to configure the default cfengine on commandbox.
This is a utility function I've had around for formatting numbers into comma separated strings
Hanlon's razor is a classic aphorism I'm sure you have heard before: Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity. I've found that neither malice nor stupidity is the most common reason when you don't understand why something is in a certain way.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
In this article, we're going to dive into the world of testing in Spring Boot, specifically looking at unit tests and integration tests.
From: Dan Vega
One question I keep hearing over and over is what method should I use to declare reactive data in the Vue 3 Composition API? In this article, I explain what ref() and reactive() are and try to answer that question.
From: Dan Vega
Hey folks, we continue to grow and expand here at CFWT.
From: ColdFusion Muse
In this tutorial, I walk you through how to add Vue 3 to a new project.
From: Dan Vega
A recap of the conference CodeMash 2020 as both an attendee and a speaker.
From: Dan Vega
Let's consider a toy model where you're hiring for two things and that those are equally valuable. It's not very important what those are, so let's just call them “thing A” and “thing B” for now.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
This post is a collection of resources for my presentation at CodeMash 2020.
From: Dan Vega
Wrapping Up 2019It's been a while since I blogged about the projects I maintain so I figured New Year's Eve 2019 was a good time to provide an update!
