Welcome to one of the most comprehensive list of links on the topic of ColdFusion. Newcomers and pros will find all the important and up-to-date links on probably the most efficient application language worldwide.

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• Adobe.com: Adobe is the provider of the Macromedia-product ColdFusion.
• Adobe's ColdFusion Product info: Information on ColdFusion
• ColdFusion Developer's Exchange: The largest collection of ColdFusion components.
• cfug.de: German source!ColdFusion User Group Central Europe
• ColdFusion Developer's Journal: The official ColdFusion magazine for software developers.

• cffaq.com: Find answers to questions on ColdFusion.
• EasyCFM.com: A large number of ColdFusion excercises of varying difficulty and instructions from several of the most prominent members of the ColdFusion scene.
• Daryl's ColdFusion Primer: Good introduction to ColdFusion.
• Tutorials von Hal Helms: An immensly helpful source, especially if you would like to learn more about the FuseBox methodology.

• Ray Camden: Thoughts and ideas from one of the most renowned ColdFusion spokesmen and author.
• Ben Forta: The private BLOG of the ColdFusion Chief-Evangelist.
• Sean Corfield: Information and comments from the former director of the IT-architecture for Macromedia.  
• Jeremy Allaire: Jeremy and his brother with the help of a couple of friends invented ColdFusion. In any case, someone worth keeping an eye on.
• Waldo Smeets: Insights of a former macromedia sales specialist.
• Charlie Arehart: Topics and comments from the popular author and trainer.
• Philipp Cielen: German source!Technical author and one of the most renowned ColdFusion experts of the german speaking region.

• cfml.de: German language resource for newcomers and experts on the topic of ColdFusion.
• alt.comp.lang.coldfusion: The only UseNet newsgroup that is solely occupied with ColdFusion (through its News Reader or Google Groups).
• ColdFusion Support forums: The official support forums about the development of ColdFusion. Read here how to join these forums through the standard news reader.
• House of Fusion Mailing Lists: Several highly specialized and qualified mailing lists.

• CFTagStore.com: A well-organized collection of commercial custom-tags.
• ColdFusion Developer's Exchange: Probably the largest collection of ColdFusion components (CFC).
• CFLib.org: An incredibly useful, continually growing collection of user defined functions (used with ColdFusion 5 and higher).
• CFCZone.org: This site offers access to community-relevant CFC-sources (ColdFusion components) free of charge.
• cfXtras: A custom-tag library for developers looking to sell their enhancements.
• cfcustomtags.com: A growing and well-presented collection of custom tags.
• ColdCuts: An extensive library of ColdFusion snippets, continually being expanded by its users.

• devmx: Information on all MX tools.
• SysteManage: A lot of valuable information from several ColdFusion experts.
• FlashCFM.com: A site concentrated on the connection of ColdFusion and Flash.
• House of Fusion: Good source offering excersises, articles and other sources for developers.
• Defusion.com: Attractive user community and a good overview of several ColdFusion sources.
• Fusion Authority: Great community, publishes a weekly newsletter and other current information.

• OnTap Development Framework: An excellent development framework with an emphasis on presentation.
• Mach II: A popular and well-supported ColdFusion conversion of the model-view-controller pattern.
• Fusebox: Popular ColdFusion development architecture with emphasis on transferability and component construction.
• ColdFusion Best Practices at BenoRama: French source! Description of the best CFMX excersises with the model view controller architecture.
• Corfield.org CFMX Coding Standards: Series of recommendations on the topic of encoding.
• iiFramework: Commercial applications framework with an emphasis on ebusiness.