ColdFusion Podcasts Roundup

Posted At : September 21, 2009 10:15 PM | Posted By : Stephen Moretti | 1010 Views
Related Categories: Web Development, Blog Round Up, CFML, Podcasts

To kick start my reading of blogs I've started listening to podcasts again.

I used to listen to ColdFusion Podcast and Weekly, but unfortunately they are now deceased, so I had a bit of a search and asked around on Twitter. Here's the podcasts I'm now listening to and a few thoughts.

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Mike Chandler's Gravatar Hey there! Thanks for the feedback on our podcast (TWiCF). I assure you, our discussion of Quicksilver was less of an attempt to be icky and more to emphasize how the CF9 beta has opened some new doors, but I get your position. Another motivating factor there was that while the Quicksilver gang were delighted with the attention they got at CFHour(), they weren't actually on the podcast and wanted an opportunity to share their view from their standpoints as creators. And we'll work on the file size too. Certainly, the smaller the file the better, no doubt. ;) I definitely enjoy reading all the feedback, so keep it coming! All the best!
# Posted By Mike Chandler | 9/21/09 3:54 PM
Tony Garcia's Gravatar Nice podcast roundup. Another podcast that I've been enjoying for general web development/design topics is the SitePoint Podcast.

http://www.sitepoint.com/podcast

I'll have to check out Boag World.
# Posted By Tony Garcia | 9/21/09 4:17 PM
Mike Chandler's Gravatar I really like Boag World. They cover not only the technical elements of the website development business, but the business and management nature of it as well.
# Posted By Mike Chandler | 9/21/09 6:16 PM
Bob Silverberg's Gravatar I really enjoy Software Engineering Radio. It is definitely dry, but they cover complex and important topics in software development extremely well. I have learned much by listening.

http://www.se-radio.net/
# Posted By Bob Silverberg | 9/25/09 7:13 PM
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