If you use the MXUnit testing framework for ColdFusion, you might have come across this earlier -- the assertEquals assertion is case-insensitive.

This means that if you try and compare a string like 'abs' and 'Abs', assertEquals returns true.

And that is ok in certain cases, but is not ok in many other. I guess it boils down to the fact that at the end of the day, ColdFusion is case-insensitive. A variable called 'firstName' is the treated the same as 'FirstName'.

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If you are used to the Subversion way of doing things, branches tend to have more or less the same content/code, obviously with a few changes as the development progresses.

But in Git one can store content that is completely different from the content in a branch.

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By default the CFWheels framework and application is installed in the webroot.

But if you want to install it in a subfolder in the webroot, you need to change the rewrites slightly.

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