Cool BlogCFC Use

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I got an email today from someone using BlogCFC...

Foodduo.com

Now that is a cool use of my code! Randy made quite a few changes to my code. He allows two people to post on the same topic and allowed ratings for posts as well.

Either way, awesome job, Randy!

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Archived Comments

Comment 1 by Trey posted on 3/18/2005 at 8:49 PM

Props to Randy!

Comment 2 by Wayne Graham posted on 3/19/2005 at 4:04 AM

Does this mean he wins the CFDeveloper contest? ;)

Comment 3 by Ray Camden posted on 3/19/2005 at 4:05 AM

I'm not judging. :)

Comment 4 by Randy posted on 3/19/2005 at 12:08 PM

I didn't know there was a contest... pretty cool, I guess when the contest is done there will be a lot of new widgets available for us blogcfc users.

Comment 5 by Dave Ross posted on 3/26/2005 at 11:51 PM

I have a interesting blog CFC instance deployed that has a rating scale (# of stethoscopes was literally in the spec that I got).

http://academic.amc.edu/blog/

There's a TON of posts in there, as each rotation of students is required to post, comment and rate at least once a week (and they get graded on it!). We are planning on providing a browseable archive of posts by MEdical Subject Heading, using some very interesting mapping software to automatically scrape the content of each post and classify it.

I'm also co-presenting a session on the use of weblogs in education at a Society of Teachers of Family Medicine conference in New Orleans next month. Your software is famous, Ray! Thanks!