Tony just built a release candidate with changes slated for ColdFusion on Wheels 1.1.4, and we’ve made it available for download.
This release includes some stability and bug fixes. But most notably, version 1.1.4 now allows you to develop plugins without needing to have a dummy zip file packaged. Just create the plugin directory and start coding your plugin.
Help us test this out in your environment so we can be sure that 1.1.4 is ready to go!
I will be speaking at cf.Objective() 2011 in a little less than an hour. If you’re around, come by to get a free Wheels t-shirt!
Awesome scotch glass logo design by the team at Hipervinculo.
P.S. To keep things consistent with the CFUnited post from earlier this year, I’m attaching another blurry photo. All photos of t-shirts must look like Big Foot sightings.
If you’re attending cf.Objective() 2011, you’ll have a couple opportunities to learn more about ColdFusion on Wheels. You’ll also have access to a couple prominent members of the Wheels community at the conference, so be sure to say hi! Read the rest of this entry »
Today, we’re releasing another maintenance release, ColdFusion on Wheels version 1.1.3. This release includes several bug fixes. Upgrade now to increase the stability of your Wheels applications. Read the rest of this entry »
We’re releasing ColdFusion on Wheels version 1.1.2 today, which includes several bug fixes. Upgrade immediately to increase the stability of your Wheels application. Read the rest of this entry »
On Sunday, January 23, the Wheels project moved its source code hosting to GitHub. You can now browse to the cfwheels repository on GitHub, fork it, and watch it for updates—all from your GitHub dashboard.
This is only for the source code as we will still be using Google Code for issue tracking and documentation for the time being. Read the rest of this entry »
ColdFusion on Wheels will be giving away a limited number of How’s My Coding? t-shirts at cf.Objective. In the spirit of upcoming conferences and love for Wheels, Chaz Chumley has made How’s My Coding? wallpaper and blog images.
cf.Objective(), April 22-24, and CFUnited, July 28-31, will have Wheels sessions so register, attend our sessions, and say Hi. Read the rest of this entry »
Representatives from the ColdFusion on Wheels community are mingling around at CFUnited 2010, which was just kicked off by Adobe’s keynote. If you’re around at the conference, come say hi to myself, Mike Henke, and Chaz Chumley.
The 3 of us will be giving 3 different presentations about Wheels on Thursday afternoon:
If you run across us, we’re giving out some awesome t-shirts designed by Raul Riera and his dev shop, Hipervinculo. Read the rest of this entry »
After fixing some bugs found in the 2nd beta, we are happy to release the first release candidate of version 1.1 of the ColdFusion on Wheels framework. If you’re currently developing with one of the beta releases or are considering exploring version 1.1, we strongly encourage that you download the RC today.
We are excited to announce that Tony Petruzzi is taking on the role of lead developer for the Wheels Core Team. Tony’s technical skill and dedication to the project will undoubtedly lead us to great places in the future. We are already cooking up some new plans and are excited to continue on under Tony’s leadership.
We would also like to take a moment to thank Per Djurner, who has led the project for several years now. Much of the code and documentation have been contributed by Per, and we ultimately wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for his generosity.
As we approach 2011, we will be focusing on ways to get the community more involved with contributing to the project. Stay tuned for more news soon.