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    Discussion in 'General Discussion Forum' started by 11b248h, Jan 25, 2011.

    1. 11b248h

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      Does anyone know of a reputable Coldfusion web host out there. I just need a place to practice writing web apps and such. Ive got a server set up on my computer but Having the server and Dev on my machine is causing a ton of issues. Any info would be appreciated.
       
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      i used to program with CF.. didnt know ppl still used it..
       
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      Create a VM for the server, and/or the workstation you use to test it with. That way you aren't installing any crap on your main PC that can't be gotten rid of very easily.
       
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      Just something I am interested in Learning. I've never really had a chance to sit down and play with it and learn it. If there are any resources you can point me too for a noobie? There seems to be alot of really useful things I can do with it for myself and such. Thank you for all yer help.

      Rick
       
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      Im sorry could you break this down into some form of english jargon I might understand =D
       
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      i still have my Cold Fusion books.. but i dont think that'll help you... CF is a really easy language to learn, especially if you have ANY programming experience at all.
       
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      Well I just bought cf 9 book from half price.com. Just waiting for it to come in. The biggest issue I am facing atm is my server and dev stuff isnt really working together very well. Im half curious if I install the server software on another computer on my network if I will actually be able to connect to it and such.
       
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      To be honest, you'd be better off learning something else than Cold Fusion - really didn't know people still use that.

      Install windows in a virtual machine (vmware) and make that your CF server.
       

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