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ColdFusion Feature — Coding with XML As a ColdFusion developer, hopefully by now you have heard at least a little about XML (eXtensible Markup Language). Wikipedia defines XML as a 'general-purpose markup language' designed to 'facilitate the sharing of data' and also designed to be 'relatively human-legible.' Aug. 1, 2007  Reads: 15,568

ColdFusion Feature — Wait-Time Analysis Method Until recently, tuning IT application performance has been largely a guessing game. This is both surprising and unacceptable considering the relentless focus IT organizations put on cost-efficiency and productivity. The traditional approaches to database and application tuning that in... Jun. 17, 2007  Reads: 12,257

Adobe ColdFusion 8 Tips Everyone is excited about ColdFusion 8; the blogs have been buzzing, feedback has been superb, lots of attendees expressed relief and gratitude at seeing such a compelling ColdFusion built in this new Adobe era - no complaints, no negative feedback, just real enthusiasm and excitement.... Jun. 13, 2007  Reads: 23,638

Baking Object-Oriented Pizza with ColdFusion Over the past few years it's gotten a lot harder to write ColdFusion code. That's not to say that CFML has changed significantly. You can still write code today that's much the same as what you wrote five years ago or longer. However, with the introduction of CFCs in CFMX, ColdFusion s... Jun. 10, 2007  Reads: 14,833  Replies: 2

ColdFusion 8 Makes Developers' Lives Easier On May 30, Adobe released the public beta of ColdFusion 8. Although things can change between the public beta and the final release - the features included in CF 8 are unlikely to change between now and the official release, so I thought I'd give a high-level overview of some significa... Jun. 2, 2007  Reads: 14,677