Jeff Peters (1965- ) is a consultant, author and speaker whose work is widely known in the Fusebox community. He has written several books, both for New Riders and Proton Arts, and articles for magazines including ColdFusion Developers Journal and Pocket PC Magazine. Mr. Peters is a longtime proponent of the Fusebox development framework for ColdFusion and PHP, and the Fusebox Lifecycle Process (FLiP). He was a member of original Fusebox Council, and was largely responsible for differentiating between framework and methodology discussions in the Fusebox community. He has been a regular speaker at the CFUnited and Fusebox (later Frameworks) conferences.
Mr. Peters' GrokFusebox website is a collection of resources for Fusebox developers. He is also co-host of the Helms and Peters Out Loud podcast.
Uses the nickname "TJ" when trying to avoid confusion with other Jeffs, particular other Jeff Peterses. He is also mentioned in the song "Tear it up" by Hollywood Undead
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