Following are meeting topic ideas that have been suggested by members (and you can add to the list, clicking the "edit" button above if you are logged in). If you, or anyone you know, may be interested in presenting on one or more of these topics, have them see this discussion.

• Using API's such as the Facebook, Google, Yahoo, and Twitter API's with ColdFusion (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Coldext implementation of extjs (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Compare and Contrast other AJAX implementations over EXTjs 3.0 found in CF9
  
• Java and CF (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Comparing CFCunit, MXUnit, CFUnit (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Setting up SVN server, deploying from SVN (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Using Virtual Machines (posted by: anonymous)
  
• CF and SOAP (posted by: anonymous)
  
• CFThread (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Best practices for setting up projects that have cf and flex apps intermixed (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Any other best practices topics (posted by: anonymous)
  
• SQL injection (posted by: anonymous)
  
• Using Java Profilers to analyze/troubleshoot CF Servers (posted by: Charlie Arehart)
  
• CF and PayPal, Client vs. session vars, CF and JavaScript; tips for using CF with Access (Jet)
  
• Working with Exchange Server and the cfexchangeConnection family of tags (suggested by: Jim Harris)
  
• Working with Active Directory and the CFLDAP tag (suggested by: Jim Harris)
  
• Deploying ColdFusion Enterprise to multiple virtual servers. (suggested by: Jim Harris)
  
• Advanced CF ORM, complex relationships, best practices, etc. (suggested by: Rick Mason)
  

You can add still more ideas here (if you're a member of the CF Meetup, with an account here on meetup.com, and have logged in). Please just follow the pattern of indicating your name, if you'd like. One benefit of that is that a potential presenter may want to follow up with you for more information, and members can look up other members by name to send emails through the meetup system (email addresses are not exposed, not to members or even to me). For now, I have entered several past ideas members had given me, that I had tracked in a private list I kept. Rather than seek their permission, I've provided them without names, but don't hesitate to share yours if you'd like.

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