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ColdFusion is a complete Web application server from Allaire for developing and delivering scalable e-business applications. ColdFusion is designed to deliver on the key requirements of e-commerce and enterprise Web applications, including Rapid Development, Scalable Deployment, Open Integration and Complete Security.
We have provided some of the best Coldfusion resources for you below as submitted by our visitors and our staff.
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If you're new to ColdFusion, this is a must-read. We'll introduce you to what ColdFusion is, how it works, and we'll get you started coding in ColdFusion in no time at all.
Date Added:
12/21/2006
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In the first in a series of articles, we take a look at ColdFusion's built-in data structures. We begin with a look at arrays, including multi-dimensional arrays.
Date Added:
12/21/2006
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ColdFusion is known for being extremely simple to use and for having lots of great features that make web application development in ColdFusion 100% easier than it is in most other scripting languages. But, as with any tool, the better you know how to use it, the more it will work for you and the faster you can accomplish various tasks. Lets talk a bit about the Query of Queries, or CFSQL, feature of ColdFusion.
Date Added:
12/21/2006
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What is ColdFusion?
Can I use ColdFusion for my website?
How can I tell if a website is programmed in ColdFusion?
Can I connect to a database with ColdFusion?
Date Added:
10/29/2006
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In this article, we start from the very beginning and discuss the Application.cfm file and ways to use it. We also talk about the CFAPPLICATION tag and application scoped variables. Finally we talk very briefly about locking our variables.
Date Added:
10/29/2006
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Have you ever wondered how to use some of the common application architectures available for ColdFusion? In this article, we give you the run down on Fusebox, Mach II, and Black Box. This is a must read for any ColdFusion developer.
Date Added:
10/29/2006
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Here is an interesting little bit. You can download the CF_RandomPassword custom tag from the ColdFusion Scripts section, but I though I’d write a brief article to explain what it does and show how to use and get ASCII character values in ColdFusion.
Date Added:
10/5/2006
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