Add a few more ColdFusion blogs to your aggregators!
ColdFusionConsidering the fact that I get to keep an easy eye on the new sign-ups at InstantSpot, I wanted to point out a few ColdFusion bloggers to the CF community that you might have missed but are already putting out some good content.
- Sam Farmer - Sam is a published CFDJ author and is active
around the ColdFusion community. His blog is centered on ColdFusion
website: http://samfarmer.instantspot.com
rss: http://samfarmer.instantspot.com/blog/rss.cfm
- cfZen - I don't know the author's name (EDIT: I do now! It's Aaron Longnion), but his blog is obviously ColdFusion-centeric with a unique touch of Zen
website: http://cfzen.instantspot.com
rss: http://cfzen.instantspot.com
- Grumpee Coder - Clint Tredway's blog focused on ColdFusion and RIA (primarily Flex)
website: http://grumpee.instantspot.com
rss: http://grumpee.instantspot.com/blog/rss.cfm
Aaron Longnion said:
Thanks Dave -
My blog, http://cfzen.instantspot.com/blog/, is focused on CF as well as some random "zen" thoughts and so forth. I'd blog about more if I could squeeze more than 24 hours out of the day. Perhaps proper zen meditation will help me transcend time... ;)
Thanks for the plug, and my name is Aaron Longnion. I wanted to point out that Dave Schuck has been very kind and helpful in getting noob bloggers like myself, Clint, and Sam. We're very grateful!
My blog, http://cfzen.instantspot.com/blog/, is focused on CF as well as some random "zen" thoughts and so forth. I'd blog about more if I could squeeze more than 24 hours out of the day. Perhaps proper zen meditation will help me transcend time... ;)
Thanks for the plug, and my name is Aaron Longnion. I wanted to point out that Dave Schuck has been very kind and helpful in getting noob bloggers like myself, Clint, and Sam. We're very grateful!
Sam Farmer said:
Thanks for the plug Dave!
The zen has a name! (And a baby it would seem...). I echo your words re Dave (and Aaron Lynch as well)
The zen has a name! (And a baby it would seem...). I echo your words re Dave (and Aaron Lynch as well)
Dave Shuck said:
Anytime guys... we are glad to have you aboard. We have a pretty dang good block of CF peeps on InstantSpot these days!
jim collins said:
I'm sure Aaron is a nice guy and means well, but I don't see what quotes from a Pure Land Buddhist site and Einstein have to do with Zen. Throw in a few quotes from
http://hardcorezen.blogspot.com/">Brad Warner and the Zen level will increase :).
http://hardcorezen.blogspot.com/">Brad Warner and the Zen level will increase :).
Dave Shuck said:
Jim, you have officially exited my area of expertise. I will take you word on it. :)
Aaron Longnion said:
Excellent point Jim,
I've been wondering when/if someone might call me on that... when using the term "zen" for my blog, I was more thinking the general term "zen" that is loosely related to the meaning I got from the book "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values, by Robert M. Pirsig". I really dig that book, and it gets into general philosophy and the question of what "quality" is. It's kind of the Western generic "zen" that is almost synonymous with, "that was *deep*, man". Similarly, http://www.csszengarden.com/ has nothing to do with "a Japanese sect of Mahayana Buddhism that aims at enlightenment by direct intuition through meditation" (see http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?sourceid=Moz... but seems to be trying to by "zen" in the general, Westernized sense of the word. ;)
Maybe I should add this explanation to my blog... but then again, nobody's commented on any of my "zen" entries, so there's probably no point. LOL.
I've been wondering when/if someone might call me on that... when using the term "zen" for my blog, I was more thinking the general term "zen" that is loosely related to the meaning I got from the book "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values, by Robert M. Pirsig". I really dig that book, and it gets into general philosophy and the question of what "quality" is. It's kind of the Western generic "zen" that is almost synonymous with, "that was *deep*, man". Similarly, http://www.csszengarden.com/ has nothing to do with "a Japanese sect of Mahayana Buddhism that aims at enlightenment by direct intuition through meditation" (see http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?sourceid=Moz... but seems to be trying to by "zen" in the general, Westernized sense of the word. ;)
Maybe I should add this explanation to my blog... but then again, nobody's commented on any of my "zen" entries, so there's probably no point. LOL.
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