My Upcoming column in the October FusionAuthority Quarterly Update: It's TipicalCharlie

Sending HTTP headers in a
CFHTTP request? Name them
correctly


Applying CF security
hotfixes: do it from oldest
to newest


CF911: Are you finding
performance problems with
CFDOCUMENT? Aware of the
important LOCALURL attr.?

Sending HTTP headers in a
CFHTTP request? Name them
correctly

Web Services said: Nice writing. I think your website should come up much higher in the search results than where it is ... [more]

Sending HTTP headers in a
CFHTTP request? Name them
correctly

Kevin Marshall said: Great post, thanks for this information....

Is Dreamweaver crashing when
you try to use Help? Here's a
solution

Liz said: I finally got tired of having Dreamweaver crash when I had the audacity to ask it a question instead ... [more]

CF911: Have you updated your
#ColdFusion JVM to _24 yet?
Important security fix for CF
8/9

Charlie Arehart said: Just a note for any who may do this JVM update. While it is supported and even recommended by Adobe, ... [more]

CF911: Lies, Damned Lies, and
CF Request Timeouts...What
You May Not Realize

Charlie Arehart said: Thanks for that, Kit. Great stuff. No, no one had shared it before. Could see how that could be a us ... [more]

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A veteran ColdFusion developer and troubleshooter since 1997, Charlie Arehart is a longtime contributor to the community and recognized Adobe Community Professional. He's written nearly 100 articles for the CFDJ, FusionAuthority Quarterly Update, Adobe DevCenter, CommunityMX and more, as well as hundreds of blog entries. A contributor to all 3 volumes of the CF8 and CF 9 Web Application Construction Kit books by Ben Forta et al, he was also co-author of the ColdFusion Anthology, CFMX Bible, and others. Charlie's a certified Advanced CF Developer and Instructor for each release since CF 4, and he's presented nearly 100 talks to hundreds of developer conferences and user groups worldwide. He's now an independent consultant and trainer living in Alpharetta, GA, and he runs the Online ColdFusion Meetup as well as the UGTV library of recorded CF presentations from speakers around the world, as well as the CF411.com repository listing hundreds of tools and resources for CFers.

You can reach Charlie by email at charlie (at) carehart.org, or you can follow him on twitter, @carehart. This blog is one resource among several within http://carehart.org/, where you can also find out more about him.

In fact, if you'd like his help, he's available for consulting for as little as 15 minutes.

Appreciate any of the resources he's offered? Here's his Amazon Wishlist. :-)