"Introduction to FuseGuard and Web Application Firewalls", with Pete Freitag

Thursday, June 17, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the time as offered above and plugging it into the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV, MP3, and MP4) recordings will be posted generally by the next day.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Beginning SQLite Database Development for AIR", with Raymond Camden

Thursday, June 10, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"CF911: Stack Tracing CFML Requests to Solve Problems", with Charlie Arehart

Thursday, June 10, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the time as offered above and plugging it into the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV, MP3, and MP4) recordings will be posted generally by the next day.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Common Sense Object Oriented ColdFusion, 2010 Edition", with Brian Meloche

Thursday, June 3, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"Server 2 User Debugging", with Kev McCabe

Thursday, June 3, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the time as offered above and plugging it into the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV, MP3, and MP4) recordings will be posted generally by the next day.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Search Engine Optimization for the ColdFusion Developer", with Jeff Gladnick

Thursday, May 27, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"Load Testing Your Site with JMeter", with Kurt Wiersma

Thursday, May 27, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the time as offered above and plugging it into the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV, MP3, and MP4) recordings will be posted generally by the next day.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Dependency Injection Redefined - ColdSpring 2.0: Narwhal", with Mark Mandel

Wednesday, May 19, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"Living in the Cloud: CFML Apps on Google App Engine", with Matt Woodward & Peter Farrel

Thursday, May 20, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"A Brief Introduction To Cryptography", with Jason Dean

Thursday, May 20, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the time as offered above and plugging it into the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV) recordings will take at least an hour or more to become available.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Speedy Websites -- Front-End Optimization", with Peter Farrell

Thursday, May 6, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV) recordings will take at least an hour or more to become available.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Using ColdFusion as a Service", with Matt Gifford

Thursday, Apr 15, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"Setting up ColdFusion Builder Step Debugging", with Charlie Arehart

Thursday, Apr 15, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV) recordings will take at least an hour or more to become available.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Model-Glue for busy people", with Dan Wilson

Thursday, Apr 8, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"Know your tools: Productivity Tips & Tricks for CFEclipse and CFBuilder", with Marc Esher

Thursday, Apr 8, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV) recordings will take at least an hour or more to become available.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"ColdFusion Builder Tour Event", with Terry Ryan of Adobe (RESCHEDULED)

Thursday, Apr 1, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

"BlazeDS and ColdFusion 9...Going Above and Beyond Chat" with Dave Ferguson

Thursday, Apr 1, 6pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV) recordings will take at least an hour or more to become available.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.

"Special ColdFusion Builder Event", with Terry Ryan of Adobe

Thursday, Mar 25, 12pm US ET (GMT-4)

Meeting description, details, optional RSVP

Please join us in the meeting room, experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup, on the day at the time above. Use the "enter as guest" option offering your name (don't try to log in).

Wondering what time this is in your time zone?

All CFMeetup announcements show the time as US Eastern Time (ET), but they also offer a link (in the announcement pages above) to a page that helps you see the time in your own timezone. If you can't access the meetup.com page above (more on that problem below), you can find the time yourself using the available timeanddate.com site yourself.

Can't access the meetup.com site? You can still join the meeting

The CF Meetup announcements are offered via the commercial third-party hosted site, meetup.com. Since that's been marked by some organizations as a "social networking" site, it may be blocked at your workplace. If you can't see the descriptions (and other details) or use the RSVP mechanism, no worries. There are either of two solutions to get around this.

First, you can just show up on the day at the time above at experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup. Use the "enter as guest" option and offer your name (as even meetup.com members must do), and you're in. No fuss.

Second, if you'd like to be notified of CF Meetup events and/or see the descriptions, there are a few ways you can (or you can tell others how they can) do these. I discuss them in another blog entry.

All meetings are recorded

All CF Meetup meetings are recorded, and the URLs are posted after the meeting at recordings page and also at my UGTV site. Streaming recordings are available immediately, while downloadable (FLV) recordings will take at least an hour or more to become available.

Wish we had meetings at different times?

The normal time of our meetings is either noon or 6pm US ET, depending on the availability of speakers. To be clear, I would be happy to hold a meetup at another time. If you're in a distant timezone and are willing to speak, I'll be happy to hold a meeting at an hour outside our norm. Speaking of which...

Call for speakers

We're always open to and indeed looking for more speakers. The topics can be new stuff, old stuff, beginner stuff, or advanced stuff. It can be a repeat of something you've given before, or it can be your first presentation ever. In a group with over 1900 members, there's an audience for every topic, and none is ever too small (plus, still more watch the recordings).

If you may be interested in speaking or know someone who is (or you may want to suggest someone you think I should ask), check out speak.coldfusionmeetup.com, which is a past blog entry where I answer common questions, or have them get in touch with me.