Coldfusion Resources

ColdFusion ResourcesThis list is intended for developers new to ColdFusion. Because CF isn't as popular as some of its alternatives, finding resources can sometimes be frustrating - especially when you're just learning CF. This is an attempt to make things a little easier by collecting some good ColdFusion resources in one place.Note: you might find it difficult navigating macromedia.com without Flash installed. Additionally, in order to access their downloads, you will have to create a "Macromedia ID." This a major pain, so I've created one you can try, by using: "emailuser@domain.com" with password "password"Macromedia Coldfusion FAQsColdFusion MX General Information FAQColdFusion MX Server for J2EE Application Servers FAQMore..Macromedia CFMX DownloadsThese are free downloads, but are restricted developer versions. That means they'll only serve pages for localhost and one additional IP address.ServerMX for J2EEUpdater DownloadColdFusion DocumentationColdFusion MX 6.1ColdFusion 5Other Macromedia ResourcesMacromedia's Support ForumsMacromedia's Tutorial and Article IndexMacromedia's Technote IndexColdFusion Developers ExhangePlace to find custom tags, functions, and other stuff. Some free, some not.ColdFusion Development CenterLots of articles/tutorialsOther SitesMost of these sites have links to lots of other CF resources, too.ColdFusion Developer's JournalBen Forta's ColdFusion PagesArticles, tutorials, linkscfbookmark.comExcellent categorized link directoryEasyCFM.comLots of tutorialsThe Depressed Press of BostonSome links and two "must read" articlesCFM-Resources.comTips, many tutorials, hostingthe Common Function Library Project - cflib.orgGreat collection of open-source user-defined functionsCFM CentralLots of tips and free custom tagsBooksAmazon's ColdFusion books directoryBen Forta's booksRaymond Camden's booksFrameworksMach-IIFuseboxMailing ListsCFCDevHouse of Fusion: CF-Talk (high volume, registration required to subscribe & search)SubscribeArchivesSearchHouse of Fusion: CF-Newbie (registration required to subscribe & search)SubscribeArchivesSearch

regarding ColdFusion....what is your opinion of the Adobe's take over of Macromedia this week?What do you think will happen to ColdFusion?Will Adobe leave it as it is?Milk it while it is profitable since it is already proven technology and then dispose of it?Throw More Money at it and try to make it better?Just wondering.Thanks