Ze' People Ask Me... Why ColdFusion?

Why ColdFusion? (Borat) 

I really wanted to capture the technical reasons why I've been using ColdFusion for well over a decade. Unfortunately, I couldn't control my emotions and I started making fun of Java developers. Here is another 30onAIR spot for ColdFusion. 

 

btw. That's also my impersonation of Chris Scott (Mr. Smarty Pants)

Why ColdFusion? (Halo) 

Inspired by all the Guitar Hero themed 30onAIR videos that have been floating around the tubes, I created my own from a Halo perspective. Enjoy.

Why ColdFusion? (Best Dead Language EVAR!)

This is as serious as I can be in front of a camera...

 

Comments

Rachel Maxim

Rachel Maxim wrote on 02/22/08 6:13 PM

That's one large, ugly cat on the back of your couch.
Adrock

Adrock wrote on 02/25/08 11:01 AM

YouTube is experiencing some intermittent outages which is most likely the cause for the error you saw. It seems to be working at the moment.

As far as the captcha/comment form goes, I've made a number of updates that should go live soon to resolve the incredibly long captcha. My original thought was that the length wasn't too much of an issue since it generates actual words (a bit of a usability experiment).

Anyway, should be fixed soon and I'll check out the CFFORMPROTECT project and see how I can leverage it.
Kristen Schofiled

Kristen Schofiled wrote on 02/25/08 2:43 PM

Awesome. Can I borrow your creative director, Rachel, for a while? :)
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excellent. just fnckin excellent work.
Abhijeet

Abhijeet wrote on 06/22/08 2:18 PM

LOL, funny videos! You are too much.
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