Useful CFML resources

Mike's Notes

Here is an ad-hoc list of useful resources on the web for ColdFusion and the language CFML.

Resources

• https://www.cfmlrepo.com/
• NEW LINK - Google Drive for CFMLRepo - Updated 10/10/2021
• Charlie Arehart Resource Lists (over 2000!)
• Ben Nadel
• CFDocs
• Adobe ColdFusion Docs (Current)
• Adobe ColdFusion Docs Archive (9-11)
• Lucee (Open Source)
• Ortis Solutions
• CFBlogs
• UGTV (View recorded usergroup presentations by hundreds of your favorite presenters)

References

• Reference

Repository

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Last Updated

17/05/2025

CFML Repo

By: Gavin Pickin

CFML Repo: 10/02/2024

'Where CFML engine installers and related files live on for posterity
This repo was created to help folks easily find installers and related files for ColdFusion, Lucee, and other CFML engines, returning to some of their earliest releases.

About the CFMLRepo

Created initially in Feb 2014 by Gavin Pickin, the repo has since been contributed to by many other trusted members of the CFML community, including Charlie Arehart, Adam Cameron, Dave Epler, Wil Genovese, Frank Jennings, Travis Peters, Kevin Roche, Carl Von Stetten. The files are offered on an as-is basis, without warranty.

The repo includes editors/IDEs, hotfixes/updates, docs, and more. (And while originally called CFRepo, for holding Adobe CF installers, it was renamed CFMLRepo in 2016 to accommodate the inclusion of other CFML engines.)

If anyone has a file and would like to contribute, contact me, Gavin Pickin, on twitter - @gpickin

Using the CFMLRepo

The files in the repo are offered by way of Google Drive, and its web UI. You will see folders for different engines and related tools within those often different versions from the past. Note that Drive requires you to double-click to go into a folder.
When viewing files, especially (versus folders), you may find it helpful to toggle between the grid and list view using the icon in the top right of the Google Drive UI. You can download a file by either double-clicking or right-clicking it. You can also select more than one file at a time, or even download an entire folder. Again, here is the link: