100% Geek The Adventures of Peter Boughton:
Web Development; OSX; Photography.

Greetings, and welcome to my weblog, covering topics ranging from computing to photography; gadgets; gaming; and anything else I think I can make interesting.

For those that don't know me, I am Peter Boughton, a ColdFusion developer, amateur photographer, and a total utter genius.

(For those that do know me, please don't tell anyone the genius bit isn't true.)

If you'd like to contact me, please send an e-mail using a clear subject line to peter:blog.bpsite.net.

The latest development version of qpScanner is now in SVN at RIAForge.

It would be great if people could test it out and let me know of any issues they encounter.
As before, it is all self-contained, so it can be installed and run with minimal effort.

Note: As this is still the development version, you need to use the zip option at the bottom of the RIAForge page, not the "Download Project" link - the button will only give the old version.


When released, v0.7 will be a significant new version, so I want to give a quick discussion of the new features...

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Posted by Peter on 17-August-08 at 00:01 ~ ~ Category: cfml , sql , projects

The more observant visitors to this blog may have noticed the badge floating in the corner, indicating that I will be speaking at the cfDevCon developer conference later this year.

CFDevCon 2008 is a UK-based ColdFusion and web development conference, being held this September down in Brighton.
Whilst ColdFusion and CFML are the focus of the conference, the organisers are keen to also cover complementary web development subjects, and there is a good variety of topics on the schedule.

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Posted by Peter on 01-July-08 at 22:48 ~ ~ Category: cfml , web-dev , sql , accessibility

Well the first day of Scotch '08 is now over, so here is a quick round-up of the sessions I attended.

Day two has ended, and I have updated the main entry with details on today's events.

Scotch on the Rocks 2008 is now unfortunately ended, as before please see the main entry for the final day's summaries.


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Posted by Peter on 06-June-08 at 22:57 ~ ~ Category: cfml , web-dev , sql