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cfObjects is a free open-source framework for developing object oriented applications with ColdFusion.
House of Fusion has a number of useful mailing lists for the CF community.
CFVault.com is the ultimate Cold Fusion Information resource.
For beginners to ColdFusion, CFNewbie has a number of useful articles.
An online ColdFusion magazine is provided on the CFAdvisor site.
The Printed ColdFusion Developers Journal also has a web site with selections from the magazine.
The well known CF Guru, Ben Forta, has a web site with lots of useful stuff.
If you need a methodology to support your new CF development then Fusebox has it.
Internet Related Technologies (irt.org) has an extensive FAQ and Bulletin Board on ColdFusion
CFM Resources provide a large number of useful pages for CF developers.
Katun Group has a site with lots of resources including CF tools and a page of top CF Sites.
Web Tricks has a ColdFusion page with some neat examples including a quiz.
For examples of what CF can do try psyberspace.net where they link to lots of CF sites.
On the outside looking in, ColdFusion seems simplistic, almost even easy. But to truly grasp the enchanting power of ColdFusion, you have to expand your thinking beyond the Help tab in ColdFusion Studio. CFComet takes you there.
The ColdFusion Hub has a tag gallery and discussion forums.
Hal Helms has a page of links that lead to many useful places.
Builder.Com has a list of 10 Coldfusion Tips which show you some more advanced techniques that will really enhance your coding.
The Open Directory Project has links to many useful CF Sites.
Active Feedback has a number of useful CF Cusom tags available for doing surveys, tracking users and other useful stuff.
Custom Tags are also available from CFM Central and CFHub.
CFM Central also features some complete applications in CF.
You will also find complete applications at CFObjects.
CFObjects has a number of Custom Tags written in an object oriented way.
CFScripts is another site with some useful CFCode ready to go.
There a a number of free Mail utilities at Coolfusion.
At CFDev you have to pay for their code which includes a WSIWYG Editor.
Rob Bilson's Site at the dca user group has a number of Custom Tags that may be useful.
There is Cold Fusion Dynamic CDF Wizard 1.0 available to create CDF Push documents.
There are sites for a number of CF User Groups Including:
- Northern Colorado ColdFusion Users Group
- Ohio Area ColdFusion User Group
- The Phoenix ColdFusion User Group site includes a technotes page
- The Bay area CFUG has a code snippets page.
- This side of the pond the UK CFUG holds meetings in various parts of the UK
Tipworld will deliver daily tips by e-mail.
Dont forget the Allaire site:
- The developer's Exchange has llots of good custom tags.
- And forums for support.
Still didn't find what you want? You can always check out a Google Search for ColdFusion Sites.

Other Technologies

The Web Developer's Virtual Library has a number of useful features on Java, Javasript, JSP, HTML and Perl.
For information on DHTML and Java BrainJar is the place to go as long as you have the latest browser.
The Dynamic HTML Lab at webreferenec also has some good on Hierarcical Menus that work in a wide range of browsers.
For HTML advice with a very unusual interface HTML Guru will show you the right path.
If you want to monkey around then Webmonkey will help you learn how to use a number of technologies.
Tutorials on Javascript, DHTML and other related technologies are available at www.webreference.com.
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If you want the Javascript ready written then the Javascript Source may have just the thing.
If you want to learn SQL then an online course at sqlcourse.com will help.
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