ColdFusion is not dead (or even dying)
It's not dead (or even dying), it's just...
Not dead, just ... stealthy
Not dead, just ... getting the AJAX treatment
Not dead, just ... in an upgrade cycle
Read more at a new ComputerWorld rectifying story.
Not dead, just ... stealthy
Not dead, just ... getting the AJAX treatment
Not dead, just ... in an upgrade cycle
Read more at a new ComputerWorld rectifying story.
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Thanks for linking this article it was a good read. I never understand it when people say that ColdFusion is a dead language. I have been developing ColdFusion websites for almost 9 years now and I have never been hard up for work. I can build applications with incredible speed, because CF makes it super efficient to do. The new features in CF8 are awesome and from what I heard at Adobe Max this year, ColdFusion 9 will be jam packed with even more cool features. I think ColdFusion has a long and bright future ahead of it.
# Posted By Scott Bennett
| 10/29/07 7:33 PM
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