From the Desk of your Grumpy Dev: Cleaning Up After a One-Man Wrecking Crew
A blog series from the trenches of legacy CFML, written by grumpy ColdFusion devs armed with debugger wands, Diet Coke, and decades of battle scars. We dive into the messes—so you don’t have to. First up: From the Desk of Your Grumpy Dev: Cleaning Up After a One-Man Wrecking Crew — a tale of duct tape code, missing documentation, and the digital equivalent of a trail of breadcrumbs leading into chaos.
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Jr. Wordpress Developer
WRIS Web Services is seeking a Jr. WordPress Developer with site design and launch experience. Starting contract/part-time with full-time/salary potential. Duties will involve minor design changes and adjustments, WordPress Maintenance tasks involving plugin, theme, and version updates and troubleshooting, and the management of a small queue of break/fix tickets.
Senior ColdFusion Developer
We are looking for a full-time CFML Developer to join our fast-paced and growing development team. This role will assist with the design & development of an HR system for one of our largest clients and other projects as assigned.
Why You Should Upgrade Your Adobe ColdFusion This Year
Congratulations, you’ve earned an upgrade! Those are the words you’d love to hear when it comes to just about anything...
Legacy ColdFusion SupportThe gift that keeps on giving.
If you have a ColdFusion application or website, you are probably over hearing ‘ColdFusion is dead’ ad nauseam. So are we. ColdFusion is NOT dead.
Vegas, a Summit, and yes, ColdFusion is alive and kicking.
In just a few short weeks some of us from WRIS Web Services will be attending the 2018 ColdFusion Summit in Las Vegas.
ColdFusion Emergencies
It’s the nature of the beast….sometimes, without warning...websites and applications break. You can blame it on the internet, technology, or the full moon. But at the end of the day, when you are in the middle of a ColdFusion emergency, you need someone to fix it.
