Thanks To The ColdFusion Engineering Team - ColdFusion 10 (soon)
Posted by Mike Brunt at 12:15 PM
71 comments - Categories: Flash | Web Servers | DataBase | CloudComputing | Java-JVM | Default | ColdFusion | RIA
Yesterday I decided to install a beta copy of ColdFusion 10, code named "Zeus" on a spare 64-bit CentOS system I have in my lab. Before doing that I read the complete release notes/documentation on what is new or enhanced in CF10 over previous versions, from beginning to end. I am under NDA so will not say very much, in any case Ray Camden has been blogging about many of the features already. I can however reveal, that the release notes, largely focused on new/enhanced features are a 202 page document. CF10 is a major release whichever way we measure it, it is not just a change in the "engine-room". I earnestly hope Adobe will find ways to market CF10 aggressively because there will be no other rival product or paradigm anywhere covering both sides of the RIA equation; HTML5 and Flash-based development so comprehensively.
What I actually wanted to emphasize in this blog piece is the faultless install that I encountered, one of the best ColdFusion installations I ever experienced. This pleasantly surprised me because this is CentOS 5.7 and I expected at least some wrinkles, there were none and installation was very fast. I want to compliment the ColdFusion engineering team for their excellent work with the installer and of course all the enhancements we will get with ColdFusion 10.
Per Djurner wrote on 01/04/12 2:12 AM
That's great to hear!Have you noticed any changes in overall performance?