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BlueDragon 7.1: Deploying CFML on ASP.NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework 14
3.2.5 Benefits In Learning ASP.NET and .NET At Your Own Pace
Most important to some, web developers can continue to enjoy the productivity and ease-of-use
of CFML, but in a standard .NET environment.
We make it easy for CFML developers to learn about and integrate with ASP.NET and the .NET
Framework, at their own pace and without need to learn many of the details usually associated
with such programming. They can continue to use their preferred tools (Dreamweaver MX,
CFEclipse, CF Studio, HomeSite+, PrimalCode, etc.) to edit their CFML, and some of those
tools support creation of both CFML and ASP.NET pages.
When developers are interested in learning more about .NET and building native .NET pages or
components, they will also find that Microsoft’s new Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edi-
tion should be even more accessible and familiar to their experience working with more tradi-
tional CFML tools than previous editions of Visual Studio.
We like to say that BlueDragon.NET offers training wheels for CFML developers in their move
to .NET. They can move some or all of their applications (and developers) to the new platform at
whatever pace they deem appropriate, or they can just leverage the better platform that .NET
provides for their existing CFML applications. The next section expands on that idea of why
CFML code, unchanged, simply runs better on .NET.
3.2.6 Other BlueDragon and New Atlanta Advantages
There are many additional benefits to running CFML on BlueDragon, as are outlined in the other
manuals in the BlueDragon documentation set. See section 2.4 for links to those resources.
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