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June 23, 2004
Free ColdFusion Applications
Need an application, and need it fast? There is no more efficient technology for developing web applications than ColdFusion, so of course, you can build just about anything you need quickly enough, but now you can also just download a complete application for free from Free ColdFusion Applications (by the folks at EasyCFM). There are only about 12 applications at this point to choose from, but it looks like a lot of the basics are covered (weblog, calendars, forums, etc.) I have no idea how good any of these applications are, but it seems like they have a lot of potential. I can think of several uses:
- Download and use as-is.
- Download and customize.
- Download and cannibalize.
- At the very least, get some ideas for the fully customized version you are writing yourself.
Anyone have any experiences with any of these apps? What do you think?
Posted by cantrell at June 23, 2004 11:57 AM | References
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I use to have good experiences with the old MM Exchange website (before the flash interface), but since it's too crapy and not functional - I've submited two apps months ago and they are not listed yet - for use we have to seek for external resources such as EasyCFM repository.
I'm not saying the EasyCFM one is bad, I'm just saying I miss the old (and good) Exchange website...
Posted by: Alex Hubner at June 23, 2004 06:33 PM
I tried to create a 4 dimensional array and was unable. I did create a 3D array added data and used 4 dimensions to reference it. When I dumped the array, 3 dimensions were array and the 4th was a structure.
Why can't I create a 4D array?
The code is below:
this is a 4 dimensional array test: #ArrayTest#
Dump the array:
Posted by: Dee at June 24, 2004 07:39 PM