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Coldspring is Release Candidate!!!
Posted On June 2, 2006 3:18 PM By Phil in Frameworks,ColdFusion
ColdSpring has reached RC1! For those that don't know, ColdSpring is a framework for CFCs (ColdFusion Components). ColdSpring's core focus is to make the configuration and dependencies of your CFCs easier to manage. ColdSpring uses the "inversion-of-control" pattern to "wire" your CFCs together. It is based off of the Spring framework for Java. I have two applications I'm developing that use ColdSpring as well as the Philly CFUG site that use ColdSpring. I guess I'll upgrade its code over the weekend and test it out.
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