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Free ColdFusion Curriculum Now Available from Adobe

March 18, 2009 3:20 PM

In the fall we made CF freely available for teaching & learning purposes through our free edu offer. To complement that offer, we now have free curriculum for your use.

You can download the curriculum (and find more information on our edu offer) on adobe.com at this location:

http://www.adobe.com/education/instruction/teach/cfcurriculum.html

Happy teaching / learning.

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Dan Wilson's Gravatar
Very Nice and Egalitarian! ColdFusion Curriculum is going to be very helpful and will help us fill the shortfall of ColdFusion Programmers!

Dan Wilson
Posted By Dan Wilson | 3/18/09 3:57 PM
Phillip Senn's Gravatar
Page 6 says to download the course files at
http://www.adobe.com/go/cfcurriculum
which is a broken link.
Posted By Phillip Senn | 3/18/09 9:03 PM
Rob's Gravatar
Thanks for this - as someone who is just starting out in CF8 I'm looking for all the learning resources I can find and it's always good to get the official training notes straight from the source.
Posted By Rob | 3/19/09 4:42 AM
Sid Wing's Gravatar
Hey Kristen! Good stuff here - as my company has just taken on two
college kids and it is apparently MY JOB to train them in how to write apps
in ColdFusion. Any news on when the curriculum files link will be
operational?
Posted By Sid Wing | 3/19/09 8:46 AM
Andy's Gravatar
come on its been a while now and the download link is still broken
Posted By Andy | 3/20/09 10:11 AM
Kristen Schofield's Gravatar
I was out sick past couple day so thanks for your patience. Strange - these links worked the other day. I have forwarded to the folks who created them to fix asap.
Posted By Kristen Schofield | 3/20/09 10:22 AM
Sid Wing's Gravatar
It's only the link for the files - the curriculum itself is working - just the files that go WITH the curriculum is broken
Posted By Sid Wing | 3/20/09 10:25 AM
Kristen Schofield's Gravatar
http://www.adobe.com/go/cfcurriculum is now working
Posted By Kristen Schofield | 3/20/09 11:45 AM
Greg's Gravatar
Hi Kristen,
Still seems to be some confusion. The curriculum files, all pdf files, are all there and the links are fine. What everyone seems to be looking for is the course files, the database, cfm/cfc files, etc. that go with the curriculum. Do you have a link for these files?

thanks,
Greg
Posted By Greg | 3/20/09 11:57 AM
Kristen Schofield's Gravatar
The people are on it.
Posted By Kristen Schofield | 3/20/09 12:51 PM
Jeremy Prevost's Gravatar
Kristen,

I'm not sure how much power you have on this one, but requiring Windows by providing only an Access database is unfortunate. Wouldn't Apache Derby be a better option to open up this potentially great content to more users?

Also, when I try to view the full course PDF, I get this message "For the best experience, open this PDF portfolio in Acrobat 9 or Adobe Reader 9, or later." That message implies to me that I'll get some kind of degraded experience in my choice of PDF readers (Preview on OS X for the record). However, all I get is that message... maybe it should instead say "You can't read this PDF unless you install Adobe Reader 9"?

Thanks for considering banging some heads to get us a cross platform database for this training material :)

Jeremy
Posted By Jeremy Prevost | 3/20/09 6:49 PM
Sid Wing's Gravatar
Kristen - thanks so much for getting the asset files up!!! My junior programming team is going through the basic section right now and have noticed a number of errors, omissions, etc. Who should I direct those to?
Posted By Sid Wing | 3/24/09 8:48 AM
Kristen Schofield's Gravatar
Hi all,

Sorry for my slowness here.. I've been and am still out of the office / offline but popped on to give you a quick reply. You can direct specific curriculum issues/requests to:
mniemitz at adobe dot com.
Posted By Kristen Schofield | 3/24/09 5:28 PM
evangelize coldfusion and the platform
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