Adobe ColdFusion Anthology: Clear and Concise Concepts from the Fusion Authority
ColdFusion has evolved and changed since its creation a decade and a half ago, and so have the applications being built using it. Simple, loosely coupled scripts have been replaced with carefully architected applications. Cobbled-together projects have been replaced with sophisticated, designpatte...
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| Tóm tắt: | ColdFusion has evolved and changed since its creation a decade and a half ago, and so have the
applications being built using it. Simple, loosely coupled scripts have been replaced with carefully
architected applications. Cobbled-together projects have been replaced with sophisticated, designpattern-
based solutions. Lightweight, database front ends have been replaced by tiered ORM
abstractions providing greater power and flexibility. ColdFusion has grown up, and both the product
and language have matured to provide the capabilities today’s developers need.
In some ways, being a ColdFusion developer was a whole lot simpler back then. As long as you knew
a little SQL, a little more HTML, and the basics of CFML, well, you could build and deploy applications
that worked and solved real problems. But as the needs and requirements of applications have grown, so
has the complexity involved in building these applications, and so have the demands on ColdFusion
developers. While it is indeed still possible to build quick and simple applications, and there remains a
legitimate need for this type of rapid application development, many ColdFusion developers are finding
that their repertoire has had to grow to include lots of other supporting and complementary products
and technologies. |
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