We're on the ColdFusion Weekly!
ColdFusion, InstantSpotThe latest version of the ColdFusion Weekly podcast was released yesterday. Matt and Peter were kind enough to have Aaron and I on to talk about InstantSpot. This was actually our second time to have this opportunity, although we had *much* more to talk about given our experiences over the last 14 months since the previous visit!
We covered a lot of areas from how it all came about in the first place, to some of our trials and tribulations rolling out the latest release and all points in between. If you would like to hear some of our experiences and the technology behind our network, I urge you to check it out.
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Ronnenburg said:
It was good to hear the story of how InstantSpot came along. Without listening to the pod cast I would not have know about it.
Dave Shuck said:
Thanks for the comment Ronnenburg. InstantSpot is a really fun project, and a product that we actually enjoy using. Hell, I have about 3-4 different Spots myself! :)
Feel free to give us feedback anytime.
Feel free to give us feedback anytime.
hart said:
I've recently got some doubt as far as ColdFusion. Believe me that if ColdFusion allowed us to do what we needed we would have continued using it ( as we already had the code and had servers setup with Sandboxing etc.), and would have written a blog about the value of it, but it doesn't at the moment and Railo does (visit http://rapid4me.com to get better understanding of what I say) . Adobe ColdFusion is an awesome technology and I am nothing but an Advocate having based my business on it for the last 10 years, but at the same time we have to move with the times with regards to deploying a SaaS model and I do believe Railo is the better technology stack for doing that right now, especially for the issues we are trying to solve. Am I not right?
karty said:
I've recently got some doubt as far as ColdFusion. Believe me that if ColdFusion allowed us to do what we needed we would have continued using it ( as we already had the code and had servers setup with Sandboxing etc.), and would have written a blog about the value of it, but it doesn't at the moment and Railo does (visit http://rapid4me.com to get better understanding of what I say) . Adobe ColdFusion is an awesome technology and I am nothing but an Advocate having based my business on it for the last 10 years, but at the same time we have to move with the times with regards to deploying a SaaS model and I do believe Railo is the better technology stack for doing that right now, especially for the issues we are trying to solve. Am I not right?
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