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Macworld: News: Adobe releases ColdFusion 8->

From feed by macworldfeed on Monday July 30 2007, @11:52AM

Adobe has released ColdFusion 8, a new version of its Web-based application development software.

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Adobe Releases ColdFusion 8-> 0

Submitted by

I_am_mccool

on Monday July 30 2007, @08:43AM

I_am_mccool writes "Adobe has released ColdFusion 8 today. The new release has a number of new features making once tedious and complicated tasks much easier and frankly more interesting. In addition expect to see significant performance boosts for existing CF applications. Those of you who have skipped CF over in the past should give it another look. This release rocks."
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ColdFusion public release candidate available

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rip747

on Wednesday May 30 2007, @03:34PM

rip747 writes "Adobe released a public testing version of the newest release of their ColdFusion product. Version 8 includes numerous new features, including built in server monitoring, debugging, and loads of new functions and tags."

Adobe's Cold Fusion 8 soon to be released.

Submitted by bobmorning on Friday May 11 2007, @07:58AM

bobmorning writes "The venerable but still kicking Cold Fusion web development environment/language still enjoys healthy support from it's new parent Adobe. CF 8, aka "Scorpio", http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Scorpio, is soon to be released. Rather than be an island of CF centric features, Adobe has seen the light and rolled in .Net and Exchange integration functionality. Quite a few very large sites are CF based including MySpace, BMW, DHL, and others. Long live CF. At least it isn't from Microsoft. http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/04/24/9-ways-col dfusion-8-will-rule-web-development/"

Comment: celebrity jailtime (Score 4, Insightful) 448

by Meeble on Thursday May 25 2006, @01:22PM (#15403059) Attached to: MPAA Being Sued For Allegedly Hacking Torrentspy

Its like trying to put a celebrity in jail, won't happen. There needs to be a big swing taken first by someone who packs a lot of punch to open a wound big enough for this type of lawsuit to have more teeth. Torrentspy does not have that kind of clout to land one :\

Journal: the tech world and politics 0

Journal by Meeble on Friday January 17 2003, @07:21PM

anyone else sick of so many bills being put forth, topics hashed, and laws schemed - made by people with barely any tech knowledge. How many congress reps or senators are computer literate. Probably not a majority - they rely on their staff to provide them positions and answer. worse they soemmtimes probably rely on who foots their campaign bill or lines their pockets. proof in point - DMCA. if tv makers made decent remotes they wouldn't need to threaten dmca suits against companies that make un