Railo、Open Bluedragon 和 Adobe Coldfusion 之间有哪些显着差异？
尝试捕获实现之间的显着差异：
（我知道 Smith，但不不敢相信它仍然活跃）。
包括 CFML和平台差异 - 语法、功能和可扩展性。
请注意，这不是我在其他地方没有见过的东西，但也许我只是没有正确搜索。因此，指向该目的的链接也很重要。
更新
这是我在这种情况下对值得注意的定义：简化解决难题的东西。例如，Railo 提供
我建议的是不值得注意：Railo函数 ListAvg()。
An attempt to capture notable differences between implementations:
(I'm aware of Smith, but don't believe it's still active).
Include CFML and platform differences - syntax, feature, and extensibility.
Note, this is not something I've not seen anywhere else, but maybe I'm just not searching correctly. So links to that end would count too.
Update
Here's my definition of notable in this context: something that simplifies solving a difficult problem. For example, Railo offers the <cfvideo> tag, which transcodes video - a non trivial task.
Something I would suggest is not notable: the Railo function ListAvg().
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标记为社区 wiki。
概述
我称之为“值得注意”的项目聚合：
Open Bluedragon
Railo
Marking as a community wiki.
Overview
Aggregation of items I've called "notable":
Open Bluedragon
Railo
<cfvideo>: video transcoding, pay feature, but low cost, free option is ffmpeg, but that has legal question marksclusterscope: interesting way of solving messaging between servers, pay feature.最接近完整答案的是：http://cfml-engines.info/，这是一项正在进行的工作，没有您正在寻找的所有信息。这是一个过于开放式的问题。
The closest you're going to get to a complete answer will be: http://cfml-engines.info/, which is a work in progress and doesn't have all of the information you're looking for. It's just too open-ended of a question.
您不需要搜索很多。两个“替代”引擎都有官方 wiki，其中有专门描述兼容性问题的文章：
You don't need to search A LOT. Both "alternative" engines have official wikis with articles specifically describing the compatibility questions:
另一个查找 OpenBD 最新详细信息的地方：
http://www.openbluedragon.org/manual
该文档直接从代码库中提取，因此始终可用迄今为止。 （这是 OpenBD wiki 不一定是最新和最好的的另一种说法。）
Another place to look for the latest details on OpenBD:
http://www.openbluedragon.org/manual
That documentation is pulled straight from the codebase so it's always up to date. (This is another way of saying the OpenBD wiki may not necessarily be the latest and greatest.)