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ColdFusion On Wheels 0.5 Released

Posted At : 8:13 PM
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Version 0.5 of ColdFusion On Wheels (ColdFusion's answer for those with Ruby On Rails envy) has been released.

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ColdFusion On Wheels 0.8 Released (August 18, 2008)

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<sarcasm> Yea, let me go download that so I can up on the Web 2.0++ thing because O'Reilly or 37singnals said it would be cool.<sarcasm>

# Posted By jimmy | 6/14/06 9:45 PM

Have been following this since the .1 release. This is quite the project. (And for those CF users who just don't want to take the time to study RoR... this is the way for you to get the wonderful features in CF without doing the work yourself.) Rob Cameron is doing an excellent work and there are several demo videos you can watch to see what it will do.

# Posted By John Farrar | 6/15/06 12:35 AM

Jimmy, you can still build old crappy web 1.0 sites with ColdFusion on Wheels. It does not automatically increase your font size by 5 or display every page as a tag cloud ;)

# Posted By Per Djurner | 6/15/06 3:50 AM

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