My CF ISP list has long needed an overhaul, and today I deployed a new Flex powered version of the application. You can browse and search for hosting companies, view company specifics and reviews, and post your own reviews too. Enjoy, and let me know what you think.
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The Canadian government uses lots of ColdFusion. This list sent to me by Yves Arsenault, thanks! Canada Business Service Centres CommunAction.ca Department of Canadian Heritage Environment Canada Government of Alberta Ontario Ministry of Energy Veterans Affairs Canada
I just spent a long time troubleshooting a Flex ColdFusion connectivity issue, and now that we've figured out what was going on I am sharing this in case it bites anyone else. There are two basic ways for Flex to invoke back-end ColdFusion CFCs, SOAP (Web Services) or AMF (Flash Remoting). My app...
eWeek is running a review of ColdFusion MX 7 . The summary states: While maintaining the easy tagging and clean, effective language that have been the hallmarks of previous versions, Macromedia's ColdFusion MX 7 is now a much more powerful and enterprise-class solution for creating and delivering...
We're always noting ColdFusion dominance within U.S. government agencies, and often neglect to mention ColdFusion's use by governments in other countries. Here's one worth noting. The United Kingdom Parliament site is powered by ColdFusion.
Apparently this blog is neither new nor updated frequently, but ... it looks like the Mustang team at Ford Motor Company is blogging , and the blog is powered by ColdFusion MX.
The Blizzard Fan Club is the club for fans of Dairy Queen Blizzard Treats. The Blizzard Fan Club site is powered by ColdFusion MX. Thanks to Troy Pullis for this one.
I've mentioned this one before, but never blogged it to date. The online home of The United States Mint is powered by ColdFusion. Thanks to Paul Hastings for reminding me of this one.
The European Commission and Microsoft don't get along, we know that. And I'll not comment on the actual disagreements (although there is much about them that I find troubling). Last year the European Commission found that Microsoft had abused its OS near-monopoly, fined the company €500m, and...