If you want to talk total cost of ownership, I can wade in here.

I work for a sizable organisation 500+ staff and I have spent the last 9 months 
ripping out all our IIS and asp applications, due mostly in part to the level of 
maintenance required to keep a farm of IIS boxes running to an acceptable degree of 
service for mission critical apps. We have now gone to a completely (almost) Linux 
based production environment and one sys admin can easily keep a dozen Linux boxes 
ticking over without a problem. The constant patching, restarting, troubleshooting 
involved with IIS is gone.

CF obviously isn't the only dev platform available for Linux, but the time it takes to 
get developers up to speed and productive in the Language is most impressive. In 
addition, all the built in features and compatibilities mentioned by Robin made it our 
choice.

My two cents,
Barry

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Hello

Are their any reliable figures (including on the web) about growth
rates of ColdFusion usage compared to ASP etc? I'm also interested
the "total cost of ownership" of a ColdFusion site compared to
ASP and ASP.NET etc.

Thanks

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