Using WordPress as a Front-End to Your ColdFusion App
If you’re looking for a way to combine powerful back-end performance with a flexible, content-rich front end, the answer might be simpler than you think. By using WordPress as the front end and ColdFusion as the back end, teams can create a hybrid solution that delivers the best of both worlds.
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WRIS Web Services Joins xByte Cloud on the Latest Episode of Cloud Experts Unleashed
"Moving From OnPrem to the Cloud" features representatives from both WRIS Web Services and xByte Cloud discussing the differences between OnPrem and Cloud, along with their experiences when performing a move such as this.
Join Us at the Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2024!
WRIS Web Services is coming to the Adobe ColdFusion Summit and hopes to see you there. This years agenda packs a punch!
Getting to know: Charlie Meyers, Founder and CEO of WRIS Web Services
An interview with our Founder and CEO, Charlie Meyers, to gain insight into what inspired him to walk down the ColdFusion path.
Come See WRIS at the Adobe ColdFusion Summit East
WRIS Web Services sponsors the Adobe ColdFusion Summit East 2024. Hosted by Adobe and Carahsoft
WRIS Employee Showcase: Frank Alvarez, Senior Developer
In this months Employee Showcase hear from one of our Senior ColdFusion Developers, Frank Alvarez, on what led him down this career path and what keeps him coming back. Thank you for your amazing contributions to the WRIS Web Services team!
ColdFusion in 2023 and Beyond
We hear the question "Is ColdFusion dying?" all the time. The quick answer is no, not at all! In fact, with new initiatives things seem to be on the rise. Read more to find out the current state of ColdFusion and expectations for the future.
