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How To Submit Pull Requests to the ColdBox Platform
The best part about open source projects is you! Many hands make light work and at Ortus we love getting input from the many smart community members out there. The first way you can help is to report bugs or enhancements in our ticket tracking system. You can read our guide for that here:
http://blog.coldbox.org/blog/how-to-create-a-jira-account-and-enter-coldbox-tickets
The second thing you can do is to actually submit fixes yourself! This may seem scary, but it's a pretty straight forward process once you've done it once. We can never have too many people willing to help. Let's jump in and cover the steps it takes to submit some code to the ColdBox Platform.
Munich CFCamp 2015 Training Bootcamp
We are so excited to bring our training Bootcamp series back to Munich for 3 days of intense Box training r...
ColdBox 4.1.0 Released!
We are excited to announce the general availability of ColdBox 4.1.0. This is a minor release with some needed patches and some cool new REST template features. You can update your library via CommandBox by just typing: box update
or installing it via box install coldbox
New RESTFul Template...
ColdBox 4 Book has arrived
We are excited to finally announce the availability of the ColdBox 4 printed and kindle book. Enjoy!
Book Release Galore!
We are so excited to announce the general availability of 5 new Ortus Books in print and kindle format about our products. We have been hard at work to produce high quality documentation and transition all our documentation to book format. We only have two more in the works right now with a target release of May (ColdBox + ContentBox). So without further ado, here are the 5 new books f...
ColdBox Connection 4/23 Noon Central on JS and CSS Workflows
We're having another ColdBox Connection Thursday the 23rd at noon central time where special guest Jon Clausen will share how to work with static assets like CSS and JavaScript. Things he'll cover:
- Workflows and Dependency Management for CSS and Javascript with Bower
- Optimizing production CSS and Javascript using NPM and Grunt
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Bypassing ColdBox's Error Handling
Error handling is one of those important things that many developers neglect. Your code never errors once you're done testing it, right :) ColdFusion's detailed error messages were always a draw to the platform, but have become a bit of an embarrassment when surfing across a site that's sporting the defau...
Attention: MessageBox is Now a Module
The beloved MessageBox plugin has been a staple of the ColdBox platform since the beginning. With ColdBox 4.0 it's still available, but if you don't need it, you have the freedom to leave it out.
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