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Old October 15th, 2003, 01:59 AM
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Ok what can you program in Coldfusion, which language is it mainly used for? Also, what is macromedia freehand and homesite? Thanks.

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Old October 15th, 2003, 05:48 AM
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Erm...

Coldfusion is a server-side scripting language, it enables you to create dynamic webpages (basically) its used mainly for retrieving data from server-side databases.

Freehand is a vector-based graphics application.

Homesite is a WYSIWYG editor (I think)... but thats a guess as I've never used it and only ever heard it mentioned in passing.

Finally I don't mind helping, but is this really the correct forum for asking these questions?

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Homesite is a text-only IDE. Use Dreamweaver if you need a WYSInWYG.
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so you mainly used coldfusion for java and not php? So photoshop would be better than freehand.

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Coldfusion is a scripting language in itself, not something used to program another language.

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Oh......... SO photoshop is better than freehand?

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It depends what you want to do, if it's bitmap (photo) manipulation then Photoshop (although its expensive - try Paint Shop Pro first) if its working with vectors then freehand.

It's not a case of one being better than the other, it's a case of them both being designed for different things.

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Can you show me a sample of what you can do with freehand? Also, can you show me something that you can make with coldfusion? Because, I mainly program in php.

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IF you program in php, why do you need to know cfml?

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PHP & Coldfusion are very similar in theory, it's just their methods that different (CFML is Tag-based & php is pure scripting).

As for showing you why not take a look on google for some beginners tutorials as I think thats your best bet.

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