Who Uses ColdFusion Anymore?
I went to a web development meeting a few days ago and when I mentioned during the introductions that I was a ColdFusion developer the reaction from others in the room was that of amazement. I think they were amazed that the language still existed. I'm not surprised really. It's actually a common reaction from developers.
Someone in the room asked, "Does anyone even use ColdFusion anymore?" I know that I see ColdFusion powered sites all the time, but for the life of me I could not recall a single site that used it other than MySpace. And honestly, that's not a shining example of a good CF site. Feeling a bit embarrassed that I could not recall some decent sites on the spot, I felt I needed to do a bit of research and compile a list ColdFusion powered sites. If for no other reason that to answer this simple question when asked.
So here is a list more popular sites that I know to run ColdFusion. If your wanting to find a more comprehensive list, GotCFM.com has a pretty large database of sites.
- AT&T (portions)
- Bank of America (portions)
- Boeing (portions)
- California Department of Toxic Substance Control
- California Department of Water Resources
- California Dept of Developmental Services
- CarFax
- Dallas Cowboys
- Doctors Without Borders
- Duke University
- eBags
- Ebay (portions)
- Energy Star
- Foot Locker
- Gamepro
- Georgia Tech Savannah
- Guitar Center
- Hasbro Toys
- HP (portions)
- Logitech
- Macworld UK
- Massey University
- Merrill Lynch (portions)
- MMORPG
- MySpace
- NASA (portions)
- Ohio University
- Pottery Barn
- QuickBooks Online
- Scientific American
- Section 508
- See's Candy
- The Economist
- U.S. Bank
- Ultimate Fighting Championship
- University Of Amsterdam UVA
- University of Maryland
- US Dept of State
- Virginia College
- Vodafone
Tags: ColdFusion · Opinions & Rants
3 comments so far ↓
There are a few more you can add to your list...some highlights from the Mura CMS site:
http://www.getmura.com/index.cfm/overview/who-uses-mura/
Speaking of which, when you gonna port some of your Mango Blog themes to Mura? ;)
Come to think about it. Next time there is a topic on skinning Mura please let me know, I would like to sit in on that conversation. Having never used Mura outside of a demo, I have no idea how templates are built for it.
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