That's a bit of a stretch. Last I heard they were running BlueDragon.NET,
which is CFML on top of the .NET platform, not ASP.NET.

I think the CF metrics were compiled against CF 6, not CF 8, which is
significantly faster than prior versions, so those stats are essentially
useless for today's purposes.

The other question I have about the metrics, such as they are, is what else
changed after the switch and before the new metrics were compiled. MySpace
was built without any overall architecture in mind, and one of the reasons
they switched was that they had built out a giant spaghetti code mess and it
was running itself into the ground. I understand why they made the switch,
but I might have hired a decent architecture team to fix the application
first.


On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 9:03 PM, Joel Polsky <[email protected]> wrote:

> Is this TRUE??
>
> Look at the bottom, foot note #1 on this page;
> http://www.spoiledtechie.com/?tag=/asp.net+vs+coldfusion
>
> "MySpace.com runs completely on ASP.NET and has now for two years -
> Confirmed by Scott Guthrie after chatting with him for a few minutes,
> MySpace still has the CFM tags, but they made the switch over to ASP.NET 2
> years ago. Scott told me to email him about a case study they did on the
> MySpace switch over so I did and will post that valuable information on my
> blog once I get it.  For a Stat, MySpace saw a 500% reduction of server
> resources when they switched over from ColdFusion to ASP.NET.  I was happy
> to hear that because its hard to find any facts on ColdFusion v.s. ASP.NET.
> This stat is comes from Scott Guthrie."
>
> Anyone have stats on going from ASP.NET TO CF?
>


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