Coldfusion sites??
Could someone please list some nice coldfusion sites. I am beginning to get into Coldfusion, specically, Coldfusion MX (that came with Studio MX). I have bought like 3 books on it, and I just want to see some real good examples of the power this code has.
Thanks alot guys/gals
bryan
kb posted this at 00:20 — 26th November 2002.
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not many sites are designed in coldfusion...very hard to learn, and not alot of hosts give coldfusion support...check out cfmcentral.com and cfsearch.com cfsearch will give you a list of some hosts that support it....cfm central is a good resource...a while ago i was going to get into it because i heard its fast and easy once you figure it all out, but then i realized it wouldnt be much use because its not widely hosted
TonyMontana posted this at 19:47 — 28th November 2002.
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A couple of examples off the top of my head:
http://www.surfline.com/home/index.cfm
http://www.ayottedrums.com/myAyotteLogin.cfm?CFID=234173&CFTOKEN=84346608
MediaTemple is an excellent host that features ColdFusion MX hosting.
TonyMontana
davidjmedlock posted this at 21:14 — 5th May 2003.
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Coldfusion hard to learn? No way. It's hands down the easiest scripting language to learn. It's very fast to learn, cuts your development time way down, and has a pretty good amount of power behind, especially CFMX now that it runs on a 100% Java platform.
Check out library.digiscript.com - a complete knowledge management system, assessment services, and more all built in ColdFusion, with the exception of the content delivery platform which was built in Java.
Dave M.
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nicora posted this at 08:17 — 5th December 2003.
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davidjmedlock has it right, this is the easiest language to learn. Search for *.cfm on Google to get a list of CF users... it's quite large. I'm not going to get into a battle with PHP users, but CF is a great rapid development tool. It has many short comings, but all technologies do. weigh the benefits against it's downfalls and choose the winner. Good luck!
mjs416 posted this at 16:19 — 8th December 2003.
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While we are on this subject, can anyone point me in the direction of a company that provides server space with CF already installed? I have found numerous server companies with PHP 4.0, .Net and other, but not CF.
nicora posted this at 16:24 — 8th December 2003.
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Here is a search result from google, I'm sure you can pick out a good one from it.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=coldfusion+hosting
mjs416 posted this at 18:00 — 8th December 2003.
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I, myself, conducted a search shortly as posting my reply. I also looked at your results (which were almost indentical, no surprise). I waqs surprised to see that a single month of hosting on a server with CF installed ran almost 30 dollars. That was only for like 50-100 MB of space. If you wanted half a gig, you were looking at 60-80 dollars. That seems incredibly expensive.
Thats OK, Ill stick with my php for now...until the prices come down.
druagord posted this at 18:52 — 8th December 2003.
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PHP is less expensive because it require less administration and maintenance
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