"Best of Scorpio" Winners

Posted At : August 23, 2007 12:31 PM | Posted By : Jason Delmore
Related Categories: ColdFusion

The prerelease program for ColdFusion 8 had a contest called the "Best of Scorpio". Participants were asked to submit information about an application that used the features of ColdFusion 8 to make something innovative, unique, and professional looking. We had some very impressive entries!

We narrowed the field down to 6 finalists and then had a meeting where the finalists were invited to show us their entries (the entire ColdFusion team via Acrobat Connect).

After much deliberation... here are the results!

  • First place - Sam Farmer and Dominic O'Connor! for their Interfolio Application
  • Second Place - Randy Drisgill for his iShow Presentation Builder! Randy... let's see this thing on RIAForge already! :)
  • Finalists (alphabetically) - Ray Camden, Terrence Ryan, Andy Sandefer, Patrick Steill
Congratulations!!!

Thanks for participating, :)
Jason

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Peter Mularien's Gravatar Hi Jason,
Do you have any links to these applications? Cool demos are nice when trying to present the technology to people for evaluation.
Thanks!
Peter
# Posted By Peter Mularien | 9/6/07 11:22 AM
Geoff Bowers's Gravatar Any chance we can get links to these applications? Google believes they are a mystery. Many thanks :)
# Posted By Geoff Bowers | 9/19/07 12:12 AM
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