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For the most part, I try to avoid XML. I almost always go towards using JSON – both as a consumer and a producer. That being said, probably the only thing I find cool about XML is XPath and XSLT. I haven’t used XSLT much, but XPath can be a real useful tool. It allows you to perform queries against XML data (something you can’t do with JSON as far as I know). In ColdFusion Zeus, we’ve upgraded both XSLT and Xpath to...

Join Ray Camden on the 10th of January in the first Adobe ColdFusion e-seminar for this year as he talks about RIAForge.org, an open source hosting site built entirely using ColdFusion. To register, click here: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=detail&id=1921298&loc=en_us Did you know that the server side for Adobe TV is built using ColdFusion? Join James Brown on the 12th of January to understand how ColdFusion...