Open Source Cold Fusion Frameworks
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View 168 business solutionsBrowse free open source Cold Fusion Frameworks and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Cold Fusion Frameworks by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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An Eclipse plugin that will allows a user to quickly and accurately create and edit fusedocs in the CFEclipse editor.
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Mach-II is a powerful, object-oriented, open source MVC framework for ColdFusion that focuses on easing software development and maintenance.
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A compact development framework for Adobe ColdFusion applications, implementing an MVC design pattern for web applications. CFRhino has both an event and extension frameworks allowing it to be fully extended.
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ColdSpring makes the configuration and dependencies of your CFCs easier to manage. ColdSpring brings the power of the popular Spring framework for Java to ColdFusion.
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onAir is a "Smart Connection Framework": Connect backend business logic written in CFCs with different clients (e.g. AJAX, Laszlo) via XML, XML-RPC, JSON, etc. A method-based caching and monitoring is able to keep client data up-to-date (near realtime)
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