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I just about had a heart attack, I was so startled. I'm in my office when I hear someone run up the stairs to my front door, an extremely loud thud, then running down the stairs.
My heart racing, I wonder what it could be. Then again, the same thing; running up the stairs, THUD, running down the stairs.
I'm still startled but realize it could be a delivery. I wonder what it could be since I'm not expecting anything...
As I open the front door, it happens again; running up the stairs, THUD, and the UPS guy runs down again.
I'm still a bit shaken up from the initial (then unidentified) thud, but pleased that three very heavy boxes are stacked by my door, each filled with copies of ColdFusion MX 7 Web Application Construction Kit.
Even as I type this message my heart is not quite back to its normal pace. Whatever happened to the days when the driver would knock or ring the doorbell...?
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I haven't gotten my copy of the new ColdFusion MX 7 Web Application Construction Kit, but Ben has gotten his already and he's written about it on his blog. Ben has also published a description and the table of contents to his site for anyone looking for more info.
Hopefully my copy will be here tomorrow! Thanks to Ben for asking me back again. I am honored to have done my part, and have my name listed on the cover with such phenomenal authors.
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Due out soon, is Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Web Application Construction Kit by Ben Forta and Ray Camden with Leon Chalnick and Angela C. Buraglia (that's me!). I only wrote chapter 2, which is an overview of Dreamweaver geared towards ColdFusion developers. (The new ColdFusion MX 7 extensions for Dreamweaver are covered in other chapters, not the one I wrote.)
Ben will be posting the table of contents on his site. I do have the back cover copy from the book that I can share:
MacromediaŽ ColdFusionŽ MX 7 Web application construction kit
The ColdFusion MX 7 Web Application Construction Kit is the latest edition of the best-selling ColdFusion book of all time-the one that most ColdFusion developers used to first learn the product.
This reference starts with ColdFusion fundamentals, then progresses to techniques for all the most critical functions, including creating data-driven pages, building complete applications, implementing security mechanisms, integration with email, building reusable functions and components, generating data driven reports and graphs, interacting with Macromedia Flash, and much more. From design and installation, to application deployment and troubleshooting, this book is all you need to succeed with ColdFusion MX 7.
New ColdFusion MX 7 features and options covered in this edition include:
* Using Dreamweaver MX 2004 extensions to simplify application development
* Creating printable documents in PDF and FlashPaper formats
* Leveraging ColdFusion's new reporting tool
* Generating engaging Flash forms
* Harnessing the power of XForms and XSL
* And much, much more
CD-ROM includes:
* Developer edition of ColdFusion MX 7
* Evaluation version of Dreamweaver MX 2004
* Ten bonus chapters on more advanced ColdFusion topics
* All source code and example applications
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Comment from Bryan on 4/1/2005
Wow! So when are you opening that bookstore? ;^)
:-) I'm too lazy to deal with the shipping or I'd probably consider it! ~Angela
Comment from Scott on 3/29/2005
Egads- sounds like it's time for a motion-sensor doormat, or maybe a really loud dog... ;-)
Hope your heartrate is back to normal now!
I like the idea of a motion-sensor dog bark! :-) My ticker's beating normally now, thanks! ~Angela
Comment from Steve Collins on 3/29/2005
Hehehe. You obviously have more copies than you need. I'd be only too happy to "look after" two copies for you (one for me, one for a friend).
;-) I usually pack a few each conferene or User Group meeting to give away. I'll be at Powered by Detroit and TODCon. No meetings on my schedule just yet... ~Angela
Comment from Wojciech on 3/29/2005
Sorry Angela, I couldn't stop laughing. It was like a black humor movie... and knowing you I can imagine your fear.
It's ok; I don't mind. :-) I think it is pretty funny too. ~Angela
Comment from Wojciech on 3/29/2005
:-)
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:-) <blush /> ~Angela