Finding the arguments about increased productivity, maintenance, employ-ability, and community testing persuasive, you may have finally decided to join the large number of people who are using an open source, ColdFusion community framework for their application development. Since the framework space has exploded in the last few years with so many new frameworks and so many different areas, it is very difficult to keep up. So you’re left with a hard task: deciding which framework, or even combination of frameworks, is right for you.

This article explores each framework area available today and gives brief overviews of some of the more popular ColdFusion framework implementations in those areas. The goal is to provide some perspective on the relatively vast landscape of ColdFusion community frameworks.

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To make the most of this article you will need the following software and files:

ColdFusion 8

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