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Cold Fusion vs .Net
Our company is wanting to update the functionality of our customised database that is hosted on site (SQL).
It currently is coded using Cold Fusion MX and uses Crystal Reports 9.
We have spoken to 2 companies so far. One specialises in Cold Fusion (said to upgrade to current version) and the other company we had in recommended converting to .NET.
I have no experience in either of these programs. I was wondering if anyone had any information/opinions on which would be the better application to use?
I have looked on the net and have found people talking about the coding advantages for the programmer between the 2 apps but nothing to do with finished program functionality.
Is Cold Fusion going to be around for a while?
Which has the better functionality?
Any information would be helpful, thanks.
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