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Adobe wanted £24K for a ColdFusion maintenance licence. We were code frozen into an old version and didn't actually need any support or upgrades as we were mig
by linker3000 2y ago
Adobe wanted £24K for a ColdFusion maintenance licence. We were code frozen into an old version and didn't actually need any support or upgrades as we were migrating to a new and different platform. They also wanted another £24K for the dev instance we retained in case any issues turned up with our old code. Adobe had changed licensing terms and so dev instances needed full licencing too. This instance was spun down for most of the time.
In effect, they wanted £48K for nothing.
Yes, Lucee was in our future, but I left before that came to be.
About 3yr after leaving that company, Adobe tracked me down via LinkedIn and my personal Web site and messaged me using my personal email address to put them back in touch directly with someone at my old job who could pick up licence negotiations.
I told them to phone Head Office - they said they'd done that but had not received a return call. I very politely told them to fu....go away as it was not my problem.
- dijit 2y agoWhat’s Luci (for the uninitiated)?
- politelemon 2y agoThis I believe, it accepts Cold Fusion Markup Language. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucee https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucee
- linker3000 2y agoMy typo. Should have been Lucee (corrected) https://docs.lucee.org/guides/updating-lucee/migrate-from-acf.html https://docs.lucee.org/guides/updating-lucee/migrate-from-ac...