ColdFusion 10 vs Railo

> know it as well as I do, although I can appreciate your reasoning for Actually I don't. It was an honest question. If semicolons are the only thing holding you back from being successful, then you probably have other problems! (And by 'you' I mean generically, not picking on you in particular.) I'd honestly like to hear more about why (which I see you did below). > needing to defend ACF. :-) > > <cfscript> >     foo = myService[ myMethod ]( argumentCollection: arguments ) > </cfscript> > > There's another perfect example of how cfscript in ACF blows. Something > that should have (and could have) been supported for years, but Adobe > intentionally chose not to support it. I like that syntax. But your seriously saying script support 'blows' because it doesn't support that (and actually, you can do this, just with a different syntax). We will have to agree to disagree. I don't think it's fair to say ColdFusion's script support is crap because it doesn't support a few things - especially missing semicolons. Anyway - just my (and your) opinion. > Again, I appreciate your need to defend ACF. And your right to do so. I, > too, was once a staunch supporter of ACF. Things change. :-) It's not so much I need to defend ColdFusion, I just think your argument (your initial one) was incredibly weak. Then again - semicolons seem to be somewhat of a big deal these days for reasons I'll never fathom.