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odds are because they've developed stuff with ColdFusion before.
by noodle 17y ago
odds are because they've developed stuff with ColdFusion before.
- rbanffy 17y agoOr had to keep a heavily used CF server running... By around 97, we (at UOL, a major ISP/portal in Brazil) had to develop a small program that automatically restarted it when cfserver (IIRC) locked up. During peak hours, it had to be restarted every minute or so. By 98, all applications were migrated to saner platforms.
- lurkinggrue 17y agoSighs I still have to support CF. Beats head against desk
- rbanffy 17y agoI am deeply sorry.