I still don't understand where the "CF is dieing" actually comes from, all I can think is long time CF users learn other languages and find other communities and think they were missing out or something as the cf community is growing as well I think when ya join new communities ya naturally think "$hit, I've been left behind" I've noticed when people get say pay tv or the internet for the first time they get that sense of "w0w, am I the last person on earth to get this everyone has this" where as with pay tv its less then 30% (could be wrong on that number) Its kinda like that with internet community's, and same as with programming languages I keep a little tally on my work desk of invites that I get to interviews; so far I have been in my current position for 10 months and have been invited to 23 interviews while at work, outside of work hours I have been invited to roughly the same again. if a language is dieing you don't get invited to 50+ interviews in 12 months. And its not like I'm a Sean Corfield or some kinda super human, its just Coldfusion is very healthy in this country.
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