small or complex as required.

- Houseoffusion.com House of Fusion has been supplying quality content to the ColdFusion community for as long as there's been a ColdFusion community. If you have a question, just ask it on the ColdFusion Technical Talk (CF-Talk) list and you're sure to get an answer. If you have a job to offer or need one, the ColdFusion Jobs (CF-Jobs) list is the place for you. There are even more specific Groups / Mailing Lists dealing with topics such as SQL, Adobe Flex 2.0, Regular Expressions and more.

You can even talk directly to the site owner, Michael Dinowitz. He's been doing ColdFusion since before it was released and is more than happy to handle your high end problems or even do some spot training to help you out.

- Itjobswatch.co.uk This section looks at the demand for Macromedia ColdFusion skills across the UK with a comparison to our Application Platforms category. Included is a guide to the average salaries offered in IT jobs that have cited ColdFusion over the last 3 month to 2 October 2007 with a comparison to the same period last year.

- Meetup.com The Online Coldfusion Meetup Group has hosted virtual meetings since 2004, to discuss ColdFusion topics. ColdFusion users from anywhere are free to join and participate since the online community has no bounds. Feel free to suggest topics and potential speakers. Our goal is that all meetings are recorded. The recording URL will be offered after each meeting, in a message to the meetup members.

- Technojobs.co.uk Welcome guest. To get the most out of our site, please sign up as a candidate or apply for a recruiter account. Registration is fast and simple and gives you access to the facilities available to make recruitment easier.

- Fusionauthority.com ColdFusion is a programming language based on standard HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) that is used to write dynamic webpages. It lets you create pages on the fly that differ depending on user input, database lookups, time of day or whatever other criteria you dream up! ColdFusion pages consist of standard HTML tags such as <FONT SIZE=.+2.>, together with CFML (ColdFusion Markup Language) tags such as <CFQUERY>, <CFIF> and <CFLOOP>. ColdFusion was introduced by Allaire in 1996, acquired by Macromedia in a merger in April 2001, and acquired by Adobe in December 2005. It is currently in version 7.0.1, but the next version of the product (codenamed Scorpio) is already in development.

Creating an application with ColdFusion is as straightforward as creating a static Web site. However, in a ColdFusion application you can introduce an incredible range of functionality that is not available either in static Web sites or in traditional client/server applications. A ColdFusion application is very simply a collection of pages, similar to a static Web site. But unlike the pages in a static Web site, the pages in a ColdFusion application include the server-side ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) in addition to HTML. CFML gives you the ability to control the behavior of your applications, integrate a wide range of server technologies, and dynamically generate the content that is returned to the Web browser.