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Adobe ColdFusion Is As Dead As a Door Nail
Most of the CFDJ 'newsletter' is just ads and interviews that are actually advertisments

Joshua Cyr at Macromedia blogs writes: "I got some spam from sys-con again today. I have tried for months now to get off their damn lists.  At any rate the subject caught my eye.  "ColdFusion 8 is Here".  Thats odd...  so I decide to read the email. Turns out their mail server probably just sent a big batch of old email since the mail date is October 9th, but the date in the actual email content is August 8th. Gave me a chuckle for so many reasons. :-) As for the acutal content... Most of the 'newsletter' is just ads and interviews that are actually advertisments."

This ComputerWorld article is asking the question if Adobe can revive ColdFusion. SYS-CON recently announced that they renamed ColdFusion Developer's Journal to Silverlight Developer's Journal, after Adobe decided that they did not see any reason to spend any marketing dollars supporting CFDJ and their ColdFusion community.

I do agree with Joshua though, ColdFusion looks like dead as a door nail...

About James Hamilton
James Hamilton is a Search Engine Optimization consultant and an i-technology blogger based in Sydney, Australia. He occasionally blogs about SOA, mergers and acquisitions, open source and bleeding-edge technologies, companies, and personalities. James can be reached at hamilton(at)sys-con.com.

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