Cristobal Escobar |
February
26,
2026
ColdFusion applications are often stable for years.
They keep running.
They serve users.
They “just work.”
And that stability creates a dangerous illusion:
“If nothing’s broken, we must be secure.”
In mature CFML environments — especially those running Adobe ColdFusion 2021, Adobe ColdFusion 2018, Adobe ColdFusion 2016, Adobe ColdFusion 11, Lucee 5.4, or Lucee 5.3 or older — risk rarely appears as a dramatic failure.
It accumulates quietly.
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Luis Majano |
February
26,
2026
We're excited to announce the official BoxLang Homebrew tap — the easiest way to get BoxLang up and running on macOS (and Linux with Homebrew). One command, and you're in business.
Cristobal Escobar |
February
25,
2026
Most engineering teams using Java, Kotlin, Groovy, Scala, or Clojure don’t say:
“Our build system is the problem.”
Instead, they say:
Victor Campos |
February
24,
2026
Into the Box 2026 is shaping up to be our most dynamic event yet! Building on the momentum of our first release, we are thrilled to announce the second round of sessions for this year's conference.
As the ecosystem continues to evolve, teams are balancing the realities of maintaining critical legacy applications while adopting modern tools, architectures, and practices. Into the Box has always been about meeting developers where they are and giving them practical paths to what’s next.
Cristobal Escobar |
February
24,
2026
Across the United Kingdom, many financial institutions continue to rely on legacy Adobe ColdFusion (ACF) platforms to power internal banking systems, insurance portals, reporting tools, and regulatory workflows.
For years, these systems were stable and cost-effective.
Today, however, Adobe ColdFusion licensing costs
Victor Campos |
February
20,
2026
As businesses grow, the decision between hiring in-house developers or opting for staff augmentation becomes critical. At Ortus Solutions, we understand the financial implications and provide a clear, cost-effective alternative for your web development needs.
Cristobal Escobar |
February
20,
2026
Many organizations know they are running a “legacy” application.
What they don’t always know is whether that legacy system is simply old… or actively putting the business at risk.
Not every older application is dangerous. But some are.
The key is knowing the difference.
Below is a simple way to assess whether your legacy CFML or ColdFusion application represents a real operational, security, or financial risk.
Victor Campos |
February
19,
2026
Real-time communication is becoming a core part of modern applications from live dashboards to collaborative tools and event-driven systems. But building WebSocket applications that are secure, scalable, and maintainable can feel complex without the right tools.
Cristobal Escobar |
February
19,
2026
If your ColdFusion application feels slower than it used to, you’re not alone.
Pages that once loaded instantly now lag. CPU usage spikes unpredictably. Memory climbs. Users complain. And eventually, someone restarts the server.
Everything looks fine again.
Until it isn’t.
The real problem? Most teams treat performance symptoms — not root causes.
Let’s break down why ColdFusion servers slow down over time — and what actually fixes it.
Victor Campos |
February
13,
2026
Building reliable software isn’t just about writing good code it’s about proving it works, every single time. As applications grow in complexity, having a solid, expressive, and flexible testing framework becomes essential.
That’s where TestBox comes in.