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Mar 23rd 2002#37184 Report
vigilante
Member since: Mar 22nd 2002
Posts: 3
Use ColdFusion... Thats all I have to say.
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Mar 23rd 2002#37185 Report
sidez
Member since: Mar 20th 2001
Posts: 3367
DO state your reason.. There's no point to this thread if you just say that.

Its like saying, Wear a G-String .... That's all I have to say
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Mar 23rd 2002#37203 Report
vigilante
Member since: Mar 22nd 2002
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I like CF because its mainly tag based, and powerful. The people who made CF (Allaire) have bought share in Macromedia and have made plans to integrated CF into Flash sometime in the future...

In fact there is a sort of SDK (CF for Flash 5) out there already. Go read up on it, its a nice language to learn (works on windows and linux, contrary to what people might say!)
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Mar 23rd 2002#37206 Report
sidez
Member since: Mar 20th 2001
Posts: 3367
Well finding a host that has CF is quite tedious...

I'll stay with PHP... more supported, opensource and free
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Mar 25th 2002#37361 Report
deker
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
Posts: 6632
Do you work for allaire?

Yes, I agree with SideFX. I think I'll stick with PHP... which is free.
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Mar 25th 2002#37456 Report
Member since: Jan 1st 1970
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I've got a buddy who's a professional web developer with Cold Fusion. Last time I talked to him he was learning PHP and setting up a box to test it on.
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Apr 19th 2002#42892 Report
nathany
Member since: Apr 19th 2002
Posts: 1
I use ColdFusion professionally, though I've also used PHP.

The best CF host I've found is Handy Hosting, try:
http://www.myhostingcompany.com/
(pricing is fairly reasonable - handyhosting.com for resellers)

The CF5 demo from Macromedia doesn't really expire after 30 days - it just goes into developer mode (requests from a Single IP only).

Atm I'm kind of interested in JSP (and Tomcat). I was under the impression that Team Photoshop was hosted by Acta Divina (based in Canada), and was wondering opinions on this hosting company. But I see from the domain record that this site is hosted elsewhere now.

Any recommendations for a Tomcat/JSP host suitable for a personal web site (i.e. not too pricey)?

- n8
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Apr 20th 2002#43051 Report
Axiom
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
Posts: 1690
I like CF because its mainly tag based, and powerful. The people who made CF (Allaire) have bought share in Macromedia and have made plans to integrated CF into Flash sometime in the future...


I wouldn't call it "buying share" considering that Allair Homesite is now known as Macromedia Homesite and Allaire Cold Fusion is now known as Macromedia Cold Fusion.

It's more like, "we are macromedia and we now own Cold Fusion"
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