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Same. I liked ColdFusion for what it was, but I also don't miss it. The spaghetti code I had to fix is what I remember most. While spaghetti code isn't a uni
by SpaceL10n 3y ago
Same. I liked ColdFusion for what it was, but I also don't miss it. The spaghetti code I had to fix is what I remember most. While spaghetti code isn't a unique problem to CF, it is made so much harder to fix when you don't have a debugger and you can't right-click to find references. The horrors of endlessly nested cfloops inside cfifs with cfaborts and cflocation tucked away wherever the programmer needed it. never again!