CIO Magazine - ColdFusion Tops List of Best Application Servers

Posted At : October 22, 2008 12:15 AM | Posted By : Jason Delmore
Related Categories: ColdFusion

I was just sent an article from CIO Magazine... Developers Rank Best Application Servers: Cold Fusion, Apache Geronimo Top List

From the article, "The top-ranked Adobe ColdFusion... scored best with developers for its scalability, support and security."

Performance was #4 on the list out of 21 criteria, as well.

It's really encouraging to me to see ColdFusion 8 continue to get such great coverage. This has been a banner year for ColdFusion. ColdFusion 8 won the Dr. Dobbs Jolt Award for Product Excellence in Web Development and the SIIA Codie Award for Best Web Services Solution, and really has continued to have impressive coverage from the media ever since its release last year.

Anyhow, I didn't want this blog entry to turn into a marketing article. I am just incredibly proud of the work that the ColdFusion team has been doing.

More good news is on its way at Adobe MAX. If you can make it, please join us. And if not, you may want to listen carefully to the news coming out of MAX. :) Nothing but blue skies ahead!

Best wishes to everyone, :)
Jason

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Mike Brunt's Gravatar This is great news Jason and I spend most of my time in large enterprises who are vindicating exactly these things. ColdFusion is increasingly used in the enterprise and I intend to focus on that in my presentation in Milan at Adobe Max 2008, Europe.
# Posted By Mike Brunt | 10/22/08 12:53 AM
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