That's a Wrap on Adobe ColdFusion Summit East 2025

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That's a Wrap on Adobe ColdFusion Summit East 2025

ColdFusion · News

WRIS was proud to sponsor this year’s Adobe ColdFusion Summit East, held on March 26 at the Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center in Reston, VA. The event brought together developers, IT pros, and industry leaders for a full day of insight, innovation, and ColdFusion community.

From exclusive previews of upcoming features to expert-led sessions on performance, security, and modernization strategies, attendees walked away with valuable tools and fresh inspiration. The networking didn’t stop with the sessions—complimentary breakfast, lunch, and a lively post-event happy hour made for some great conversations and new connections.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by, spoke, or supported the event. Please enjoy these photos from the day that highlight some of our favorite moments, sponsors, and speakers. We’re already looking forward to next year!

Collage of events at CF Summit East 2025

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