Migration/Upgrade

Resources

Following are blog entries or other resources related to this subject:

Resources about Features of Versions of CF

• What's Next in CF Zeus (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2011)
• Keeping Current with ColdFusion (Zeus) (video - 60:00, Hemant Khandelwal, Rupseh Kumar of Adobe, 2011)
• What's Next in ColdFusion (Zeus) (video - 25:40, Ray Camden of Adobe, 2011)
• What's new in ColdFusion 9.0.1 (article, Terry Ryan of Adobe, 2010)
• ColdFusion 8 migration resources (from 6, 7, or even earlier) (blog entry, Charlie Arehart, 2009)
• CF9 version numbers (past, present, future reference) (blog entry, Charlie Arehart, 2009)
• Taking advantage of 64-bit support in ColdFusion 8 (article, Manjukiran Pacchhipulusu of Adobe, 2008)
• Tipical Charlie: Hidden Gems in ColdFusion 8 (article, Charlie Arehart, 2008)
• ColdFusion 8: Best-Kept Secrets (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2008)
• Amazing new features in ColdFusion 8 (video - 57:00, Tim Buntel, 2007)
• Hidden Gems in CF8 (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2007)
• New in CFMX 6, 7 - What did you miss? (CFunited Preview) (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2007)
• CFMX Hidden Gems (article, Charlie Arehart, 2002)
• ColdFusion MX Hidden Gems (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2002)
• New Possibilities for Session and Client Variable Handling in CFMX (blog entry, Charlie Arehart, 2002)
• ColdFusion 5 Hidden Gems: What You May Not Know (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2002)
• What's New in CF5: More than you'd think (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 2001)
• Hidden Gems in 4.0.1 -- What you might have missed (article, Charlie Arehart, 2000)
• Hidden Gems in 4.01 (presentation, Charlie Arehart, 1999)
• ColdFusion 4.0- More on Developer Enhancements (article, Charlie Arehart, 1999)

Resources about Testing Against Different Versions

• How would you run code against multiple CF versions at once using IIS on XP? (blog entry, Charlie Arehart, 2007)
• Testing code in CF8 and earlier releases--in the same code directory (blog entry, Charlie Arehart, 2007)
• Setting Up Your Development Server with ColdFusion 5, MX, and BlueDragon (article, Charlie Arehart, 2003)