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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Legacy ColdFusion
When was your ColdFusion based web application first developed? Was it more than 10 years ago? More than 15 years ago? If so, and if you have only done superficial updates since then, you may be finding it more and more difficult to secure quality developers who can help when an issue arises.
WRIS attends Adobe ColdFusion Summit 2014
We're excited to be at our second annual ColdFusion Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Client Relationship Highlight - Boyd Autobody and Gerber Collision & Glass
What started as a single auto glass and trim shop in Chicago in 1937 has grown to be part of The Boyd Group, the largest collision repair facilities in North America. But with growth came challenges that called for new methods of operating.
The Heartbleed Bug
Many of our clients have been asking if they should be concerned about the The Heartbleed Bug and their website.
WRIS Web Services Announces Launch of McGregor-Amasa and The McGregor Foundation Websites
WRIS Web Services is pleased to announce the launch of redesigned websites for McGregor-Amasa (mcgregoramasa.org) and The McGregor Foundation (mcgregorfoundation.org).
WRIS Web Services Announces Launch of JCC Milwaukee Website
WRIS Web Services is pleased to announce the launch of the redesigned JCC Milwaukee website (http://jccmilwaukee.org).
