June 30 2010 4:38 PM by Adam
filed under ColdFusion | ColdFusion Builder

There has been a bit of speculation on just how many ColdFusion developers there are in the world today. 3^rd-party research companies are saying one thing, while Adobe's internal estimates are saying another. Because this number is critical to the planning for ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder, we'd like to get to the bottom of this discrepancy. If you wouldn't mind, please take 1-2 minutes to complete the following survey. If you do, you will have a 1-100 chance of winning a copy of ColdFusion Builder.

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Ajas Mohammed wrote on 06/30/10 11:17 PM

CF rocks anyday. I love CF and I will be there for any testing or reviews.

Ajas Mohammed

Pavan wrote on 07/01/10 6:14 AM

CF is awesome and is getting awesomer with each new release.

Chris Rockett wrote on 07/01/10 4:43 PM

I think a more accurate count would be to ask the CFUG managers how many people in their area are CF developers. For instance, I have regular attendance of about 10-12 CFers each month but there are about 50 people on my mailing list and by my estimates there are about 100 CF Developers in San Antonio, TX.

David Weber wrote on 07/01/10 4:50 PM

Coldfusion has been an absolute blessing for our company. We have been working with coldfusion for about 9 years and have tried other technologies along the way(.net,php,...), but have never been able to be as efficient as we are with coldfusion. I rarely post or make my voice heard in the cf community, my fault, but wanted to say that we are here and going strong. I like the direction of the community with railo, bd, and of course adobe.

As far as our company is concerned, coldfusion is here to stay.

Web agency Wype wrote on 07/01/10 8:55 PM

ColdFusion is really amazing, nice to work with it everyday

Bryn Parrott wrote on 07/02/10 7:22 PM

The survey is broken. The link takes you to the account sign up page, not the survey start.

So I sign up and I can create as many surveys as I want but not participate in yours.

What gives ?

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