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Introduction Finding other books |
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Although there are no books specifically about ColdFusion Studio, some ColdFusion books do treat the IDE and may have additional information to what is already to be found in the books about HomeSite. Here you'll find ColdFusion books that include information on ColdFusion Studio. Note that none of these books treats the new features in ColdFusion Studio version 5 since that was only just released (late October 2001), and after these books were written. |
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ColdFusion 5 Web Application Construction Kit
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Ben Forta's 'WACK' books are already
classics in the ColdFusion community. This is the most up-to-date version (the 4th edition already!) and an absolute must if you're working
with ColdFusion 5. It covers ColdFusion Studio as well. Careful, now, this book has grown by 50% since the previous edition, it's
heavy!.
Get it!
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Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion 5 Application Development
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Here's a partial list of what you'll find in this new book: writing scalable applications,
implementing fault-tolerance and load-balancing technologies, monitoring and fine-tuning system performance, creating secure applications,
deploying server sandbox security, integration with NOS security, writing language
extensions in CFML, C/C++, COM,
DCOM, and CORBA integration, XML use, and user defined functions,
structured error handling, implementing distributed processing and intelligent agents, scripting and customizing the ColdFusion Studio
development environment, sophisticated regular-expressions processing, internationalization and localization, and much much more!
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Professional ColdFusion 5.0
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Warning: twelve authors means inevitable overlap and inconsistency in style between chapters. That
said, this book seems to contain much valuable material, all written by experienced ColdFusion programmers. The list of subjects is quite
long, and it includes coverage of ColdFusion Studio (including debugging, an important advantage ColdFusion Studio has over HomeSite as
a development environment for ColdFusion).
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