We’re Obsessed with ColdFusion.
At Epicenter, we’ve been using ColdFusion for more than a decade to create rich interactive applications for our clients. With expertise in application design, security, server optimization, and more, we can handle any ColdFusion challenge you offer.
Epicenter’s ColdFusion Capabilities
- 10+ Years of ColdFusion Experience
- Adobe Certified Experts on Staff
- 40+ Years of Combined Experience
- 7 ColdFusion Versions We Work With
ColdFusion is Our Technology of Choice.
We use it to build desktop and mobile apps quickly—which translates into cost savings for our clients. Our work with ColdFusion ranges from small corporate websites to enterprise-level apps used by tens of thousands of customers. Take a look at some of the apps we’ve built with ColdFusion.
Over a Decade of Experience.
All of our engineers are senior-level ColdFusion users, with an average of 10 to 13 years of experience each. With this level of experience, you can be confident we’ll get the job done.
Certified ColdFusion Experts.
Looking for someone to help you maintain an existing ColdFusion application? With certified Adobe experts on staff, we offer flexible solutions to help keep your applications performing in peak condition.
Server Setup, Optimization, and Migration.
With our decades of experience with ColdFusion, we’re experts in optimal server setup, maintenance, and migration. We offer advanced service optimization services that help you get the most from your ColdFusion app.
Security and ColdFusion.
Building an app to handle sensitive information? We can give you peace of mind. Our experts specialize in advanced security measures that will keep your ColdFusion app—and its data—secure from attacks.
High-End System Audit and Code Analysis.
Let our experts partner with your team—to implement best practices and organized code maintenance procedures. With expertise in most of today’s ColdFusion frameworks, we can help your team stay on track—no matter your situation.
Latest Posts From Our ColdFusion Tech Blog
Strange Interaction Between DeserializeJson(), ArrayContains(), And Database Values In ColdFusion
Yesterday, I was trying to use the arrayContains() method introduced in ColdFusion 9 . Unfortunately, it wasn't working. Even when I double-checked all the values in play, arrayContains() kept telling me that a known value was not in the given array. I tried switching over to arrayFind(), but unfortunately, this exhibited the same broken behavior. After abo ... Read More »
Using A Dynamic Column Name With ValueList() In ColdFusion
For the most part, ColdFusion is awesome when it comes to creating and consuming dynamic variables. Using quotes, we can easily create dynamic variable handles ; we can define dynamic class paths ; we can ... Read More »
The UX Of Prototyping: Low-Fidelity Is The New High-Fidelity
As a User Experience (UX) designer, I spend a lot of time with pen and paper, sketching interfaces, testing ideas, and fleshing out use-case workflows. I work exclusively in grayscale. This holds true for both sketching and digital prototyping. On paper, I use a black pen (Pilot Precise Grip, Bold) on white, unruled paper; on the computer, I use a single font-face (Helvetica Neue LT Std) and about 5 different shades of gray. ... Read More »