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ColdFusion example applications are a tremendous learning resource for ColdFusion developers. These examples are complete and functional applications you can adapt and use as you like. Each application demonstrates a particular set of techniques you can observe and adapt to your own purposes.
Note: Example applications are not yet supported on ColdFusion Server for Linux.
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The Global Corp. suite of intranet applications illustrates how much you can do with just a few CFML tags. Start with a tour of these applications for an introduction to ColdFusion programming basics and the RAD (Rapid Application Development) way of life. |
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New Line is a very easy to understand employee management application. Check out this applet for examples of fundamental ColdFusion practices. |
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Crazy Cab is a (practically) fully functional (some would say superior) email client application that demonstrates a number of more advanced ColdFusion techniques. If you're just getting started with ColdFusion, take a look at the New Line or Global Corp. example applications first, then nose around in Crazy Cab for greater depth. |
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Tack2 is a working online storefront, offering (okay, fictitious) windsurfing hardware. Check out the interactive, behind-the-scenes feature for viewing the CFML code at work in this application. |
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The Tack2 Intranet is an example of how ColdFusion can be used to build content management functionality into a corporate Intranet. But before you venture into the this example app, please check out the Tack2 Overview, which explains how to use the Tack2 content management functionality. This relatively complex example offers a scaled down version of the same sophisticated content management functionality we use on our own Web site. |