Thursday, June 19, 2008

June Meeting - WIN one of the Creative Suite 3 bundles and an intro to Web Applications with ColdFusion

Date: Thursday, June 19, 2008
Time: 6-8PM

East Shore Area Library - Computer Lab, 1st floor (basement)
4501 Ethel Street
Harrisburg, PA 17109
No food or drink is allowed in the computer room.
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About the Meeting:

One lucky person will win one of the Creative Suite CS3 bundles in a random drawing! Everyone present will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win. However, for every CPAUG meeting you've attended and signed in for since February 2008 you'll receive an extra raffle ticket!

Haven't been able to make meetings or would like to increase your odds of winning Creative Suite CS3? Bring a friend that's new to CPAUG to the June meeting and get
one additional raffle ticket. Or, write an original 300-700 word article, tutorial or book review for the CPAUG blog, submit it via email to meganfister(at)gmail(dot)com by 06/18/08 at 6PM, and get one additional raffle ticket! Maximum 5 total raffle tickets per person. You must be present at the meeting to win. Retail value of the prize is up to $2100 USD. No substitutions may be made.

The Flex 3 Cookbook has generously been donated by our friends at O'Reilly for both of our presenters and for our raffle! Be sure to check out the O'Reilly Media Flex Cookbook Cook-Off Contest going on now.

Extremely simplified relational databases - presented by Tina Anness.
Tina works for TekSystems as a Programmer/Analyst II consultant at The Hershey Company. Although her background is in VB/VBA/SQL programming she has a Bachelor of Science in Art and tries to fuse design and programming together whenever possible.

An intro to Web Applications with ColdFusion - presented by Justin Treher, a ColdFusion Developer and Manager of the Central Penn ColdFusion Users Group

Justin will give an introduction to application programming. Perhaps, as a designer, the applications department has always been a mystery that you’d like to understand. Maybe you’d like to learn a few simple ways to go one step beyond HTML and CSS. Adobe ColdFusion is a Rapid Application Development (RAD) web server platform progressing into its 9th generation. The rapid part means what you’d expect, you can do stuff a lot faster and easier than with PHP, ASP.NET, JSP etc. It’s great for beginners and those who don’t want to learn a lot of programming mumbo jumbo. However, once you go over the cliff, you’ll find the possibilities for advanced programming and website engineering are endless. Fortunately, Justin won’t bore you with those intimate details; you’ll see how you can quickly get a ColdFusion website up and running with a simple Microsoft Access database and learn a general introduction to web application programming.

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Upcoming Meeting Dates:

Wednesday, July 30th 6-8pm. - Casual Meeting at Panera Bread, Harrisburg
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