ColdFusion applications age the same way most enterprise software does: in a slow accumulation of workarounds, slower reports, and small frustrations that everyone’s quietly learned to live with. By the time an upgrade gets discussed as an

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Adobe continues to develop and support ColdFusion, but version support timelines, licensing, and the talent landscape have all shifted. Here’s what every organization running it should know.

This guide covers where ColdFusion stands today and how to decide whether to maintain what you have, modernize in place, or migrate to a modern framework.

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