I know this is kind of long and winding, but I'd love some feedback.
Starting a project.
And, as I've discussed my coding abilities with people I meet they are
continuously giving me looks of bewildering and beguiling amusement.
Not talking about any Dick and Jane. I'm talking
My opinion answers :
How do you explain to someone the basic core ideas behind CF and PHP. PHP is
an Apache module. CF runs on a java servlet or on Jrun, Tomcat, etc. I'm
honestly not the best to explain it. But I've seen the performance side,
and it's good. And I've seen the code bloat in PHP
Hi,
Our trial of CF 9 enterprise is about to expire. So, I wanted to get opinion
of people who are familiar with this scenario or who have already made
purchase of CF 9 enterprise license which allows to use a development
enterprise license free of cost for your development/test server.
Does
Why not code it in PHP? I've done some PHP, it's
pretty slick, free and popular. It will give you the chance to learn
something new and make yourself more marketable. I work with CF
mostly, but won't hesitate to take a job doing something else. There
are a limited number of CF jobs
The new EULA that comes with CF9 allows you to use the same license key
for development and QA servers that you would on the production server.
Sounds like you might only need 1 ent license because of the new EULA
changes. That's not to be confused with the developer license which is
and has
You should learn and understand other languages like PHP. Polygot
programming will make you a better programmer overall. That being said,
there are plenty of CF jobs from what I'm seeing and in fact the typical
CF positions are higher paying from the PHP side, because there are
fewer of us.
Well, to be clear, you say he may need only one CF 9 Enterprise license, but
would
that be because you're assuming the other 2 he owns are for test only? He
doesn't
quite say that, as far as I see. He said:
We already have about 3 ColdFusion 7 enterprise licenses and this would be
an upgrade.
Well that and it depends on if they're using virtualization.
John
ma...@fusionlink.com
On 7/9/10 4:53 PM, Charlie Arehart wrote:
Well, to be clear, you say he may need only one CF 9 Enterprise license, but
would
that be because you're assuming the other 2 he owns are for test only? He
Good point. I thought twice about adding the link to Terry's other blog entry
that
addressed that (a bit). Should have thought a third time. :-) Here it is:
http://www.terrenceryan.com/blog/post.cfm/coldfusion-9-eula-changes
/charlie
-Original Message-
From: ad...@acfug.org
As a customer, I really love these new EULA changes for obvious reasons,
but I do wonder what they were thinking when they did this. It's going
to a very real impact on their bottom line in the number of licenses
they'll sell.
John
ma...@fusionlink.com
On 7/9/10 5:30 PM, Charlie Arehart
Thanks Charlie and John.
To clarify, we have 3 production enterprise CF 7 licenses and 1 enterprise
CF 7 license on dev/QA server. So total of 4 licenses.
Yes, I am familiar with local Developer edition setup and thats how I
develop i.e. locally on my workstation. I am very happy with that. :-)
Well that's true, yes, though technically you could install CF9 on another of
the
boxes (as I assume you have one for each of the 3 prod licenses), to that will
get you
another 60 days. :-)
/charlie
From: ad...@acfug.org [mailto:ad...@acfug.org] On Behalf Of Ajas Mohammed
Sent: Friday,
Well, this one test server is the main QA/Test server which is accessed by
clients as well, so we want this QA/Test server to have CF 9 for now so we
can continue our testing.
We dont plan to go CF 9 in production until we are done with complete
testing on this particular QA/Test Server.So in
So you mean that someone is averse to doing the testing on a box that is used
for
production, right? As a preference?
I'm just clarifying that technically, one could do such testing on a new
implementation of CF9 on a box already running CF 8. They are unconnected to
each
other (you don't need
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 11:48 AM, Derrick Peavy derr...@derrickpeavy.com wrote:
I know this is kind of long and winding, but I'd love some feedback.
I've seen a ton of folks go through this on various mailing lists.
Here's my take...
PHP is not a bad language, CF is not a bad language.
Thank you all for the responses. And to John Mason and Ajas Mohammed
for clarifying some technical issues in a way that I can translate to
others.
Want to add a couple of things.
First, I may eventually pick up some php. But not so much for this
project.
Second, the project is a start
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