Indeed, I've also been a lot more active in the Adobe CF community forums this year-now that Adobe has fixed a problem about emailing them, for we who prefer that method for staying on top of them. I look forward to doing more posts, especially more troubleshooting-oriented ones here, and more general interest CF ones on the portal. 2016 in review: top 10 CArehart ColdFusion posts of the year.VisualVM failing to find plugins/updates? Solving the 503 error with an updated URL.
Having issues with the popup calendar feature in CF11 or 2016? There's a fix.Recordings from ColdFusion Developer Week 2017.Looking for CF people, or CF work? What can you do?.Long-time CFer needing to find new non-CF work? You may know more than you realize.The 100 most interesting posts on the Adobe ColdFusion blog, the past 3 years? (2014-16).Easily finding cached versions of a site/page when it's down or gone.Recordings for nearly a dozen recent FusionReactor webinars I've done.My recent articles on the Adobe CF Community portal.I've debated posting each one of those here as I did them (as blog posts here, I mean, throughout the year), but for now I had instead just opted to create a post for each of them last year listing what all I'd done.
Second, I've done about a dozen webinars for the FusionReactor folks. First, I've done about a dozen blog posts on the new Adobe CF Community Portal. You'll see also a couple of posts that point to resources where I've been contributing time and content elsewhere (taking away somewhat from my posting things here). Sometimes the posts are related to the consulting work I do, but not always (just like some of the conference presentations I do, which are nearly always about CF, but not always about CF troubleshooting). The first several are in fact resource lists where I pulled together resources, to help people in addressing some specific topic/challenge, which is something I enjoy doing as a contribution to the community. These aren't in order by any metric, they're just in an order I think may interest most readers. With the passing of each year it's good to look back and highlight some of the most interesting posts of the previous year. And I may revise the content as necessary. Corrections are welcome, in the comments. Same with links and subsequent comments from myself or others. Some content may be outdated-though not necessarily.
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