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Coldfusion Development
Interested in taking your firms internet presence to the next level? Want to add interactive functionality to your existing site? CALL Moxy Media, Inc. at 1-800-631-5158 for a FREE consultation with a specialized Infomation Technology Consultant.
With over 16,000 Coldfusion Driven websites up and running under our belts, we can make your dream a reality - without breaking the bank.
Over the past few years, the Web changed from being a simple collection of static HTML pages to an application development platform. Rather than offering a space where organizations can merely advertise goods and services, similar to traditional yellow pages directories, companies can conduct business ranging from e-commerce to managing internal business processes.
For example, a static HTML page allows a bookstore to publish its location, list services such as the ability to place special orders, and advertise upcoming events such as book signings. A dynamic site, however, gives the same bookstore the capability to allow customers to order books online, write reviews of books they've read, and even get suggestions for purchasing books based on their reading preferences.
ColdFusion is a rapid application development environment that lets you build dynamic sites. You can use the Web to handle business transactions as well as conduct the day-to-day business of your organization.
How can ColdFusion help my growing business become even stronger?
ColdFusion lets you create page-based Web applications using ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML), which is the tag-based language you use to create server-side scripts that dynamically control data integration, application logic and user interface generation. ColdFusion Web applications can contain XML, HTML, and other client technologies such as CSS and JavaScript.
ColdFusion application pages are different from static HTML pages in the following ways:
- They are saved and referenced with a specific file extension.
- The default ColdFusion file extension is cfm.
- They contain ColdFusion Markup Language.
ColdFusion- Features and Components
ColdFusion provides a comprehensive set of features and components for developing and managing your Web applications. Using the ColdFusion components, you can enhance the speed and ease of development, dynamically deploy your applications, integrate new and legacy technologies, and build secure applications.
For our "Technically Inclined" Clients
The following information discusses the features within ColdFusion that lets you not only get your product to market ahead of the competition, but also is so flexible that it can be deployed on anything from Microsoft O/S to an IBM Mainframe.
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Rapid development
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- A tag-based server scripting language that is powerful and intuitive
- Two-way visual programming and database tools
- Remote interactive debugging for quickly identifying and fixing problems
- Web application wizards to automate common development tasks
- Source control integration to enable team development
- Secure file and database access using HTTP for remote development
- A tag-based component architecture for flexible code reuse
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Scalable deployment
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- A multithreaded service architecture that scales across processors
- Database connection pooling to optimize database performance
- Just-in-time page compilation and caching to accelerate page request processing
- Dynamic load balancing for scalable performance in a cluster environment (Enterprise Edition only)
- Automatic server recovery and failover for high availability (Enterprise Edition only)
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Open integration
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- Database connectivity using native database drivers (Enterprise Edition only), ODBC, or OLE DB
- Embedded support for full-text indexing and searching
- Standards-based integration with directory, mail, HTTP, FTP, and file servers
- Connectivity to distributed object technologies, including CORBA (Enterprise Edition only), COM (Windows Enterprise Edition only), Java objects and EJBs
- Open extensibility with C/C++ and Java
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Security
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- Integration with existing authentication systems, including Windows NT domain and LDAP directory servers, and proprietary user and group databases
- Advanced access control so that server administrators can control developers' access to files and data sources
- Support for existing database security
- Server sandbox security for protecting multiple applications on a single server (Enterprise Edition only)
- Support for existing Web server authentication, security, and encryption
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