I am a CF developer, so that is what I use. However, I find Java to
currently be a better choice for business logic. My recommendation to CF
developers wishing to use MVC would be for their controllers and models
to be written in Java leaving only their views to be written in CF.
Whereas my recommendation would be to use CF if you feel comfortable doing so :)
Most of the overhead in persistence seems to be in initializing the CFC with its persisted state; not getting that state from a file or database.
Agreed, and it depends on how you represent that state inside the CFC.
I don't consider RAM to be a valid data store for persisting objects.
As Hal Helms says "persistent is when you can switch the machine off, come back tomorrow, and your data is still there" :)
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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