"Introducing Hoth: ColdFusion Error Tracking and Reporting", Aaron Greenlee

Organiser
The Online ColdFusion Meetup
Date
Thu, 21 Apr 2011, 16:00 - 18:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
Online meeting via Adobe Conne , Online Meeting, US
Cost
Free

Our 12pm (US ET) talk on Thursday Apr 21 will be "Introducing Hoth: ColdFusion Error Tracking and Reporting", with Aaron Greenlee.

TOPIC DESCRIPTION: (provided by the speaker)

This presentation will review the basics of how Hoth works and outline instructions for setting up Hoth with your existing or new projects. Since the source was opened in February 2011, Hoth has become one of the top five most watched ColdFusion projects on GitHub and benifited from the collaboration of the community including Mike Henke; Sean Coyne; James Brown; Dave Shuck; Dan Skaggs and the Affinitiz agency. We hope you will find the value in this simple tool and join the community in contributing to further enhance the project.

MEETING URL: http://experts.acrobat.com/cfmeetup/
DURATION: Approx. 1 hour
Meeting will be recorded. URL will be posted after meeting at recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com

SPEAKER: (provided by the speaker)

Aaron is a Senior Developer at WRECKINGBALL and is primarily responsible for writing ColdFusion, CSS and JavaScript for WRECKINGBALL. In June 2009, Greenlee founded the Central Florida Web Developers User Group (CFWUG) with a mission of continued professional and personal member development achieved through presentations, discussions and exercises to advance technical skills. Greenlee’s experience in the industry began at the age of 16 when he licensed and sold an expansion pack for the video game “Quake.” He continued in Web development for local and national businesses before moving into sales/business administration for a publicly traded RV Manufacturer where he spent five years in management. Following his passion for coding, he returned to Web development in 2008 and currently supports accounts such as Adobe and Time Warner Cable for WRECKINGBALL. Aaron publishes blog at aarongreenlee.com and can also be found on Twitter @aarongreenlee.

WHEN: Thurs. Apr 21, 12:00pm US ET (UTC/GMT-4)

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RECORDING: As always, the meeting will be recorded, and the recording URL will be posted after the meeting at http://recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com

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