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Welcome

CFML is vibrant, modern and strong!

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Welcome to the wonderful world of dynamic programming with ColdFusion (CFML). This book aims to jump-start developers into the ColdFusion (CFML) programming language from a modern perspective and focus on best practices, object orientation, and tooling. ColdFusion is not the same as it was 20 years ago; yes, it's more than 20 years old! It's dynamic, vibrant, modern, fluent, and functional! Let's begin our adventure into the world of MODERN ColdFusion (CFML).

This book is inspired by the original , , and .

ColdFusion vs. CFML

Let's get this ambiguity out of the way. ColdFusion is the server product, and CFML is the language, short for ColdFusion Markup Language. In turn, ColdFusion is actually the platform or framework in which CFML scripts are executed. It is similar to the relationship between HTML and a web browser like IE, Firefox, or Safari.

More information at:

CFML will execute in a ColdFusion engine.

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