(Ben Nadel) One of the really fun features of ColdFusion is its highly dynamic nature. Whether you’re using onMissingMethod() or using getFunctionCalledName() or injecting methods, you can basically make your ColdFusion code do anything that you want it to.

(Rick Strahl) I ran into a nasty folder naming issue recently where I was unable to delete a number of folders on my server.

(Thomas Levesque) Query strings are typically made of a sequence of key-value pairs, like ?foo=hello&bar=world…. However, if you look at RFC 3986, you can see that query strings are very loosely specified.

(Khalid Abuhakmeh) No organization exists in an operational vacuum. It’s a natural law of software development that your world will collide with other projects. It is inevitable to share responsibility between customers, vendors, partners, and the open-source ecosystem.

(Maoni) A customer asked me about analyzing perf related to GC handles. I feel like aside from pinned handles in general handles are not talked about much so this topic warrants some explanation, especially since this is a user facing feature.

(David Ramel) Careers firm Hired published its 2020 State of Software Engineers report, examining various topics such as the hottest jobs in software engineering, salaries and most in-demand programming languages.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, in my post about using CFML tag syntax in CFScript, Andrew Kretzer told me that Lucee CFML now offers something called “Tag Islands” (seemingly as of Lucee CFML 5.3.1.13).

(Michael Shpilt) There are many ways to communicate between a C# client and a C# server. Some are robust, others not so much. Some are very fast, others aren’t.

(Andrea Chiarelli) TL;DR: Dependency Injection is one of the most known techniques that help you to create more maintainable code. .NET Core provides you with extensive support to Dependency Injection, but it may not always be clear how to apply it.

(Hannes DuPreez) A DateTimePicker allows the user to select dates and times.