The Fusedoc is a standardized way of documenting our code so that all members of the web team can more quickly and efficiently create and maintain ColdFusion templates. To see some examples of how it can be used and tools used to parse the information go to GrokFuseBox.
This Fusedocs file contains the Fusedoc DTD, an example ColdFusion page and documentation on the Fusedoc methodology.
Hal Helms has provided a copy of the Fusedoc DTD.
ColdFusion has never satisfactorily removed whitespace from generated content, however, removing this whitespace can dramatically improve your website’s performance. Take a 100KB page for example. If 20% of the page is made up of whitespace, that is 20% that is unneccessary and 20% bandwidth cost that can be saved.
Some time ago, well almost a year ago actually, I posted an article called Parsing Twitter Usernames, Hashtags and URLs with JavaScript. From that article, it became immediately apparent that this was an issue many people were confronting and one that required an answer. Now, belatedly, it is the turn of ColdFusion to get the Twitter love.