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Adobe ColdFusion 8

Ralf Jurrien
IFA 2007 Report
Monday 13th, August 2007
Posted by: Ralf Jurrien

Adobe announced Adobe ColdFusion 8 software. ColdFusion 8, a powerful development tool for building dynamic Web sites and Internet applications. Since May 2007, more than 14,000 developers have actively participated in the Adobe ColdFusion 8 public beta, praising the new capabilities in this latest version. Adobe ColdFusion 8 Server Monitor lets developers swiftly identify bottlenecks and tune the server for better performance. “The server monitoring capabilities in ColdFusion 8 are outstanding, offering granular-level access to identify slow requests and terminate runaway processes,” said Nick Walters, programming manager, Lightyear Network Solutions.

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Although software for processing digital images has become an important feature inside today’s digital compact camera, there is still plenty of room for software to post process a digital image. Here at the IFA 2007 show a number of manufacturers showcases their digital image solution by introducing the latest software for the amateur and professional photographer. Some features like face detection is part software based, but also automatic corrections like red eye removal is something that has become common in a digital compact camera. And even some DSLR manufacturers integrate intelligent software into their digital SLR cameras. Automatic corrections inside the camera or the ability of using in-camera software tools for editing the captured images without the need of a computer is popular by camera manufacturers. IFA 2007 will bring you the latest on software news.