Tom
At 06:40 AM 2/11/2011, you wrote:
It's pretty plain and simple, the new generation just doesn't grow up--
with Coldfusion because there are many other open-source alternatives
out there which are free, generate more hype and have more hosting
options. So the 14 year olds learn PHP, Ruby or Python and Java.
That's completely understandable, you can't change this it's called
reality.
Sorry if I may sound bitter at Adobe but the people who are interested
in Adobe are for the most part from the designer world not the
developer community and as such the association of Coldfusion with
Adobe is not good for Coldfusion.
I also don't agree with the notion that Open BlueDragon or Railo
wouldn't be there without Adobe, they actually predate the Adobe
takeover. Railo started in 2002, Bluedragon in 2001. I also doubt
that the Adobe's takeover substantially grew the Coldfusion server
share, on the contrary many companies were switching from Coldfusion
to other alternatives including the company I worked for at the time,
when Macromedia was bought by Adobe licenses at our place were not
renewed.
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