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Open Source projects built on Adobe technology

Welcome to our online community site, built using our own products and targeted to support developers building open source projects for our products and platform.

Now you can integrate existing or new open source projects in a centralized repository with simple functions and options. This site provides a consolidated hosting environment that transcends tools, geographies and functional teams and enables more efficient use of your time and resources.

As the world becomes a truly collaborative development environment with open borders between heterogeneous tools and platforms, the use of tools like this needs to remain free of charge. So that's what we have done.

Developers can freely create accounts and define new projects. Projects created here must be and will be open source, and will not be owned by Adobe. The exact open source license used for each project is up to the project lead, and must be clearly stated in the project description.


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Projects can now specify what changed in their last update. You will see this information on the home page as well as on the project page itself.

Top Projects
1. JavaLoader This is a library that handles creation of Java objects from external Java libraries.
Updated September 10, 2010 by Mark Mandel

2. BlogCFC A blogging application.
Updated January 9, 2012 by Raymond Camden

3. Credit Card Generator Credit Card Number Generator
Updated September 3, 2009 by Dan Vega

4. ColdFire ColdFusion Debugger ColdFire is a Firebug extension for ColdFusion debugging.
Updated January 22, 2012 by Nathan Mische

5. FLEXible Basic FLEX2 MXML Designer/Editor created in FLEX2 ;)
Updated May 28, 2007 by John Grden

6. colorPicker Widget-like application for selecting/designing colors for use on the web
Updated March 2, 2008 by Brian Swartzfager

7. Mango Blog An extensible blog engine
Updated January 18, 2011 by Laura Arguello

8. Galleon ColdFusion Forums Galleon is a forums application built in ColdFusion.
Updated October 31, 2011 by Raymond Camden

9. Project Tracker project management and collaboration
Updated August 30, 2011 by Joe Danziger

10. A Google Sitemap XML Generator Spiders and creates sitemap.xml file based on Sitemap protocol
Updated February 15, 2010 by Mike Henke

Latest Projects
1. CF-FireLogger Firebug console logging from within ColdFusion code. console.log() for CF!
Updated January 24, 2012 by Max Paperno

v2.1 - Added support for ColdFire enhanced tracing output to trace.cfm custom tag. FireLogger and ColdFire can easily be used...

2. ColdFire ColdFusion Debugger ColdFire is a Firebug extension for ColdFusion debugging.
Updated January 22, 2012 by Nathan Mische

3. IIS to Tomcat Connector BonCode Connector to connect IIS and tomcat application server
Updated January 21, 2012 by Bilal

version 1rc2 see above for details. fix to installer

4. CF Tickets Pro CFticketpro web-based Helpdesk application.It is design to be use for technical help and support, but I can also see using it for other possibilities such as building maintenance requests.
Updated January 21, 2012 by Mamdoh Alhabeeb

5. Soundings Soundings is a ColdFusion Survey application.
Updated January 19, 2012 by Raymond Camden

Fixes issues in next question editing. Credit goes to Jens Herden.

6. Canvas ColdFusion Wiki A ColdFusion wiki.
Updated January 17, 2012 by Raymond Camden

Supports disabling WikiTerms with a ! in front.

7. FW/1 - Framework One A very lightweight, convention-over-configuration MVC framework - 2.0.1 stable.
Updated January 16, 2012 by Sean Corfield

2.0.1 Release: fixes a small regression in buildURL() introduced between RC1 and 2.0 Gold. 2.1 is currently in development...

8. RSS Reader Digests RSS feeds for display on site
Updated January 16, 2012 by Steve Bryant

Fixed download link to use GitHub.

9. SQL Surfer ColdFusion and Javascript powered SQL IDE
Updated January 16, 2012 by Nathan Strutz

Just updating some news about recent tweaks.

10. ColdFusion Koans Learn ColdFusion Through Unit Testing
Updated January 16, 2012 by Ryan Anklam