ColdFusion Ranked Among Best Application Servers

From CIO magazine:

The “user’s choice” for application servers, according to more than 700 software developers, include two of the oldest — one might say mature — and one relative newcomer.

In this survey, Adobe ColdFusion, Red Hat JBoss and Sun Java System Application Server/GlassFish also earned high marks from their users.

Adobe ColdFusion has a long history. Originally introduced by Allaire, it was acquired by Macromedia, then became part of Adobe in yet another acquisition. ColdFusion version 8.0 was released in July 2007, featuring Microsoft .NET integration, integration with Adobe Acrobat forms, and enhanced performance. ColdFusion scored best with developers for its scalability, support and security.

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Claude is an independent solutions architect at a renowned financial services firm. He also helps small businesses increase their productivity, improve back-office processes and reduce costs by promoting the use of new technologies.

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