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I have Joost Invites!

Posted At : April 17, 2007 12:55 PM | Posted By : Kyle Hayes
Related Categories: Joost,Captivate Tutorials

Update: This contest has closed. All invitations have been sent.

I just got notified by the Joost beta team that I received a certain number of invites to invite eager beta testers to the Joost experience. I will give them away to those who post a comment with at least 3 suggestions for Captivate tutorials that they would like to see.

The suggestions have to do with either ColdFusion (basics, any of the frameworks, object-oriented programming) or Flex/Actionscript.

First come first served. Invites will be provided to those who provide good suggestions.

Don't forget to provide your email address in the comment (not posted in the comment entry) so that I can send you an invite.

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Captivate Tutorial: Viewing a ColdFusion Query in a Flex DataGrid

Posted At : April 16, 2007 10:40 PM | Posted By : Kyle Hayes
Related Categories: Flex / ActionScript,Captivate Tutorials

I have long awaited for this day to post my first Captivate tutorial. The first topic that I am presenting on is one that I struggled with when I was first learning Flex 2 and also one that I know many other developers have an issue grasping. It is the subject of bringing in a basic ColdFusion query to a Flex application and showing it in a DataGrid. It is really not all that hard, but unless you know how to do it, there is really no way in "figuring it out".

I decided a Captivate tutorial would demonstrate this best, so without further delay, here is the tutorial URL: http://www.kylehayes.info/captivate/QueryToDatagrid/QueryToDataGrid.htm

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