If I had to guess, I would think it was in part because there is simply very little support and documentation out there for the cf/flex workflow compared to java. I am a flex cf developer today, but am pretty certain I will become a flex java developer within 2 yrs time. I'm trying to develop a cf/live cycle/flex project right now, and the frustrations are building up. I'm predicting a migration from cf over to java and live cycle to blazeds.
I would say that any companies out there looking for a flex front end solution is doing their homework and determining that cold fusion is not the right fit compared to other alternatives. Brendan On Jun 8, 2010, at 5:41 AM, Dan Pride <danielpr...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Everything on Dice to do with Flex seems to be expanding EXCEPT the > combination of Flex and ColdFusion. (and of course I am trying to add > ColdFusion as a cert right now :(). Curious if anybody knows why? I assumed > it would be a good direction for skills development since adobe was linking > the two as a bundle. Am I missing something or am I just too early on this? > Thanks > Dan Pride > >
