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We have had a lot of requests for extension of the early bird pricing for CF Summit to get them some more time for registration. So we’ve extended the $349 early bird rate until Friday, September 15th to give everyone a chance to register under the discount rate. This year we have more than 40 sessions across 4 tracks with talks from our community leaders and CF Engineering team. The pre-conference sessions on November 15th would have three topics to choose from. For further […]
Thank you for all the support during the ColdFusion Developer Week. The recordings of the Developer Week is now available at https://cfdevweek.meetus.adobeevents.com/register. If you have already signed in please click on the link above and it should show the list of all the recordings.
To Enter for your chance to win a complimentary pass for ColdFusion summit 2017, register for the Developer week here. The last day for entering the raffle would be August 3rd. Only people who attend at least one of the webinars would be entered into the raffle. We would choose one entry at Random and the winner would be notified on August 6th. If a person attends more than one webinars their name would be entered the number of webinars […]
We are pleased to bring you ColdFusion Developer Week once again this year from 31st July – 4th August with some great topics. ColdFusion Developer week is a full week of completely FREE webinars (2-a-day) put on by the Adobe team. Register Now at https://cfdevweek.meetus.adobeevents.com/. We got some great topics from what is planned for the future versions, REST, API manager, Language changes and much more. All the sessions would be held remotely and the recordings would be available later […]
This post is to seek feedback from you about ColdFusion via a survey. Here is the survey link. It should take less than two minutes of your time to fill up this survey. We look forward to your valuable feedback.
Update 1 for ColdFusion 2016 API Manager was released on 9th June 2017. It introduces new features such as a JavaScript connector for configuring User Store, a new Token-based authentication support and packages enhancements like additional Swagger import options and logging for API request and response. It also fixes several bugs in security, publisher portal and server core and workflows related to SOAP proxy, Swagger and SOAP to REST. For further details on the new features, the installation instructions and […]
We thank the user community for your patience during our brief outage. In an effort to improve our service we recently moved ColdFusion Blog to WordPress based Adobe blogs. Unfortunately, during the transition we encountered some technical issues and apologize for the delay. We look forward to working with you on this new platform. Sincerely, The ColdFusion Team
ColdFusion Builder 2016 Update 4 is now available for download. The update adds support for ColdFusion Builder plugin installation on Eclipse Neon and fixes 22 other bugs. The bugs fixed are in areas such as Editor (Dictionary, Code Colorization, Code Folding), Security Code Analyzer and RDS support. For instructions on how to download and install the update, refer this technote. For the list of bugs fixed with this update, refer this technote. To access the update directly from the ColdFusion Builder […]
We have updated the Windows 64-bit installer for ColdFusion 2016, to support Microsoft Windows Server 2016. The Add-on services installer and the .NET service installer for ColdFusion 2016 have also been refreshed. You can access the server installer by clicking on the "free trial" or the "buy now" link in the ColdFusion product page at Adobe.com. You may download the aforementioned additional installers at the ColdFusion support page. The ColdFusion 2016 support matrix would be updated soon to reflect the support for the new platform. The […]
As you may be aware, core support for ColdFusion 10 will end on the 16th of May, 2017. This post is to give you a heads-up that post 31st May 2017, the upgrade pricing to upgrade from ColdFusion 10 to ColdFusion (2016 release) will no longer be available. You must pay the full price to procure licenses for ColdFusion (2016 release) if you only have licenses for ColdFusion 10 or below, post 31st May 2017. Please note that if you are already […]
This post is to announce the release of the following ColdFusion updates:
ColdFusion 2016 Update 4
ColdFusion 2016 Update 4 introduces support for Windows Server 2016, upgrades Tomcat to version 8.5.11.0 and fixes 115 bugs (including 52 external bugs) in areas such as Security, Language, Charting and Performance. This update also addresses vulnerabilities mentioned in the security bulletin APSB17-14. For details and instructions on how to apply this update refer this technote.
ColdFusion 11 Update 12
ColdFusion 11 Update 12 upgrades Tomcat to version 7.0.75. It also addresses vulnerabilities mentioned in the security bulletin APSB17-14 and fixes 59 bugs (including 28 external bugs) related to areas such as AJAX, Charting and Language. For details and instructions on how to apply this update refer this technote.
ColdFusion 10 Update 23
ColdFusion 10 Update 23 upgrades Tomcat version to 7.0.75. This update addresses vulnerabilities mentioned in the security bulletin APSB17-14 and includes a total of 17 bug fixes (including 7 external bugs) related to Language, Charting, Scheduler, Document Management and certain other areas. For details and instructions on how to apply this update refer this technote.
Just about anyone who’s coordinated snacks for group activity knows what it’s like to see participants either show up with nothing or a lot of the same thing. Such snafus prompted the founders of SignUpGenius to create a better way to organize events. The site www.signupgenius.com offers sign-up creation, group messaging, and administrative tools for free, and a premium version also includes reporting, automation, and advanced admin features.
“The site’s simple and powerful online sign-up forms replace paper sign-up sheets and reply-all emails for hassle-free event coordination,” says Jad Talbert, Vice President of Architecture at SignUpGenius. “With Adobe ColdFusion and a small development team, we build easy-to-use products that help users simplify their busy schedules.”
Since it was launched in 2008, SignUpGenius has added features and improved application performance with Adobe ColdFusion to support processing large volumes of simultaneous sign-ups per second, sending millions of reminder emails per month, and processing large reports for users in real time Besides helping the company’s team of eight full-time developers update features quickly, Adobe ColdFusion supports scalable business flexibility.
A multi-instance deployment lets SignUpGenius triple online traffic to each of its servers, which makes it easier for the company to handle busy times and keep applications running smoothly for users. The company is also evaluating the new ColdFusion feature that allows session sharing across servers to improve load balancing. https://adobe.ly/2neByxy
