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Special upgrade pricing is available to those customers who have a valid ColdFusion (2016 release) license. Customers running ColdFusion 11 or earlier are not eligible for upgrade pricing. To upgrade to ColdFusion (2018 release) Enterprise, see http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion-enterprise/buying-guide.html To upgrade to ColdFusion (2018 release) Standard, see http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion-standard/buying-guide.html
CF Community is alive Despite its great technological features, ColdFusion is only as strong as its community. Nobody should feel alone when coding in CF anymore when there is a vibrant CF Community you can be part of. That is why outreach to developers outside the community is so important. Together, we can help to solve issues, learn new features, and create better code for the future. Without active CF experts and developers in a community, ColdFusion wouldn’t be really […]
It’s almost impossible to type ColdFusion into a search bar and avoid a google suggestion, ”Is ColdFusion dead?” Sometimes it seems that ColdFusion is being targeted by one of those old Wild West Wanted Posters that say “Wanted, Dead or Alive”: I was so tired of seeing and hearing about CF dying that I wrote a book called “CF Alive: Making ColdFusion Modern, Vibrant and Secure” (see below). And I am announcing the new CF Alive Inner Circle. I’m here to show […]
We are pleased to announce the updates for ColdFusion (2018 release), ColdFusion (2016 release), and ColdFusion 11. These updates address a few security issues, which are mentioned in the security bulletin APSB18-33, upgrade the Tomcat engine and OpenSSL jars for PDFgServlet. ColdFusion (2018 release) Update 1 In addition to fixing the vulnerabilities mentioned in the security bulletin, this update contains bug fixes, an upgraded Tomcat (ver 9.0.10), and upgraded OpenSSL upgrade to 1.0.2p for PDFgServlet. For more information on the […]
Here we are with our annual survey for Adobe ColdFusion. Please take a few minutes of your time to respond to this survey questionnaire. This is the annual survey that Adobe conducts to gain insights into the usage of ColdFusion today. The result of this survey will guide Adobe in making some of the decisions associated with the future versions of ColdFusion. Some of the survey results will also be discussed at the upcoming Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2018. If you choose […]
Today’s short note is brought to you by “Don’t Do That On Production!” At CF Webtools often times we get called in to help troubleshoot servers that are failing to perform well. We often hear the same sort of symptoms that goes like this. The server has been running fine for months then suddenly for no reason it’s slow, CPU usage is high, and it hangs or crashes multiple times per day. This always prompts us to ask the same […]
Garbage first UseG1GC (G1) has been present for a while as an experimental option in Java 7 and released in Java 8. Java 9 and 10 offer G1 as default collector. Of interest Java 11 is due for release in September (in a few days as I write). When CF2018 installs it sets Parallel garbage collector. Suggest folks could do well to enable some Java logging and examine log file for performance related information like how long and when memory is […]
There are only a handful of seats available for our preconference workshops on Security topics, Angular + CFML workshop and Troubleshooting common CF Challenges, so we will be closing registration very soon due to capacity limitations. Please register today if you haven’t yet! As a reminder, these workshops are full day hands-on labs so it’s a great learning opportunity for your teams. Below is a summary of the workshop descriptions: Topic 1 Angular + CFML Workshop Angular is one of […]
In the world of software version control, there are many passionate and differing opinions. Some developers and leaders are adamant about the use of version control software, but others seem to care little of the safety and continuity of their ColdFusion applications. Entire comment sections of blog posts have been turned into heated discussions over the subject of “Use or Not?” I will explain the importance of using version control software, tell you why it matters to ColdFusion developers, and […]
Prior to ColdFusion 2018, ColdFusion supported the following XML member functions: .elemNew() (equivalent of XmlElemNew) .childPos() (equivalent of XmlChildPos) .duplicate() (equivalent of Duplicate) .getNodeType() (equivalent of XmlGetNodeType) .search() (equivalent of XmlSearch) .transform() (equivalent of XmlTransform) Since ColdFusion also supports using array and structure functions to manage XML document objects, I filed CF-4199973 to add the relevant string, struct and array member functions on XML variables. ColdFusion 2018 added the following XML member functions: * .append() (equivalent of StructAppend) ** .clear() […]
The wait is over. Adobe ColdFusion 2018 has arrived! After speaking with Rakshith Naresh in our episode “Revealing the ColdFusion 2018 Roadmap Details”, we discussed some of what was going to be revealed in ColdFusion 2018. He was very detailed and has explained some of the great new performance and security features to be added to Adobe ColdFusion 2018. Here at TeraTech, we just couldn’t wait for it to be released. After the public beta went live in April of this […]
Adobe ColdFusion Customer Roadshows for Q3 2018 would be in Europe. We would be meeting customers in London, Paris, Brussels, Milan and Munich during our Roadshows. All these would be breakfast meetings (from 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM) and anyone who is interested in knowing about the new release of ColdFusion is welcome to attend the meeting. We would be providing breakfast and the event is complimentary. Date and Location Details are below: August 2nd: London, UK Venue :: W London […]
