Comprehensive documentation for CFScript, the scripting language for ColdFusion and Lucee.
CFScript Documentation is a comprehensive reference guide for CFScript, the scripting language used in ColdFusion and Lucee platforms. It provides detailed explanations of syntax, functions, and language features that help developers write cleaner, more maintainable server-side code. The documentation serves as an essential resource for anyone working with CFML-based applications.
ColdFusion and Lucee developers who need authoritative documentation for writing and understanding CFScript code, particularly those transitioning from tag-based CFML or learning modern ColdFusion development practices.
This documentation offers a centralized, comprehensive reference that's specifically focused on CFScript, filling a gap in official documentation and providing clear examples and explanations that help developers write better code more efficiently.
Documentation for CFScript
Open-Awesome is built by the community, for the community. Submit a project, suggest an awesome list, or help improve the catalog on GitHub.
Documents all CFScript syntax elements and operators, providing a one-stop reference for language fundamentals as highlighted in the key features.
Offers real-world code examples that demonstrate best practices and common use cases, enhancing learning and application based on the documentation's philosophy.
Applicable to both Adobe ColdFusion and Lucee CFML, making it versatile for developers across platforms, as specified in the platform coverage.
Focuses on contemporary CFScript enhancements, helping developers stay current with language evolution, per the modern syntax guide.
As a single markdown file (cfscript.md), it lacks advanced features like search, interactive navigation, or versioned content, making it less user-friendly for large references.
Relies on GitHub contributions for updates, which may not keep pace with official ColdFusion releases or bug fixes, risking outdated information.
Primarily focused on CFScript, so developers needing comprehensive CFML tag references will need additional resources, as it doesn't cover tag syntax integration.