Tools and Resources for CFers, Part 6: CFML Conferences

Note: This blog post is from 2008. Some content may be outdated--though not necessarily. Same with links and subsequent comments from myself or others. Corrections are welcome, in the comments. And I may revise the content as necessary.

• Adobe Max, organized by Adobe (location varies)
• cf.objective(), organized by Jared Rypka-Hauer, et al (Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN, USA)
• CFDevCon, organized by Russ Michaels (London, England)
• CFUnited, organized by Michael Smith et al (Washington, DC, USA)
• Scotch on the Rocks, organized by Andy Allan, et al (Edinburgh, Scotland)
• Spring
  , organized by Dave Hannum, et al (Athens, OH, USA)
• WebDU, organized by Geoff Bowers, et al (Sydney, Australia)
• WebManiacs, organized by Steve Drucker et al (Washington, DC, USA)
• See also Teratech's list of Upcoming CFML conferences

About this series

This entry is part of an ongoing series, sharing each of the 100+ categories and the tools and resources I (and others) have identified. They're designed to answer the questions we hear, like , "does anyone know of tools or resources to help with ...?"

I've decided to start offering each category here as a blog entry, to give the list more exposure and to make sure I'm not missing anything. For now I'm offering each day one list from the resources and then another from the tools categories. To see the list of all categories, see Part 1 of this series. I may in the future offer an RSS feed of any updates made to the list.

I hope people will get great value out of the lists, here or on the tools and resources page.

Additions/Corrections

The tools/resources list is a perpetual work in progress. I definitely welcome additions or corrections to it. If you have any to offer, you can leave them here as a comment on this blog entry and I'll move them to the list on my site.

BTW, before you offer an update here, please do check the category on the real list. I won't be coming back here to update these blog entries to sync them if I add new items to the real list.

Next up later today will be CFMAIL Replacements/Enhancements.

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