If you will be attending our ColdBox training in Dallas, Texas November 14-15h and would like some discounts on your hotel stay, then please book your reservation online with the Hyatt Place and use the following code: G-ORTS. This will give you a pretty nifty discount to leave you at $89/night.
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ColdBox Training in Dallas, are you ready?
Luis Majano |
September
30,
2009
Our registration for our November ColdBox Training Seminar is now open: http://www.coldboxframework.com/index.cfm/events/dallas-tx-nov-2009. Our next seminar will be located in Dallas, Texas and we will cover our CBOX-101 course with sneek peeks into ColdBox 3.0.0 during our course.
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ColdBox Training in Amsterdam, are you ready?
Luis Majano |
September
30,
2009
Our new certified trainer has not wasted any time and is now ready for a 3-Day ColdBox training in Amsterdam. Registration is now open, so please go to http://cboxams.eventbrite.com/ and register for this event.
Here are some of the event details:
Here are some of the event details:
New ColdBox Certified Trainer: Tom de Manincor in Europe
Luis Majano |
September
25,
2009
It is my pleasure to announce Tom de Manincor as our first ColdBox Certified Trainer. Tom has been part of ColdBox since the project started and has demonstrated guru skills when it comes down to ColdBox application development. He has now joined the professional servic...
ColdBox Case Studies
Luis Majano |
September
25,
2009
I have been recollecting some case studies of companies that have succesfully adopted the ColdBox Platform in their organizations. If you or your organization are interested in filling out a case study questionnaire, please download it from here and send it to partners@coldbox.org. We are creating a special section of the website to cater to case studies and whitepapers, so if y...
ColdBox Extension For ColdFusion Builder!
Luis Majano |
August
25,
2009
Sana Ullah, from Team ColdBox, started this project a while back and it has gotten quite some tracking that we are now releasing a 1.0 of this extension for Adobe ColdFusion Builder. If you do not know that we now have ...
ColdBox Open Source Project of the Year!
Luis Majano |
August
17,
2009
I got word today after leaving CFUnited to come back to California that ColdBox was announced as The Open Source Project of the Year by the Community Achievement Awards! I am super excited and happy about this award and you can see the recording here:
ColdBox 3.0.0 Beta 1 Released!
Luis Majano |
August
12,
2009
It has been a long road and we are proud to announce our first beta of our 3.0.0 line for ColdBox. There are over 192 closed issues corresponding to enhancements, fixes and tasks for this first beta release. We have created several upgrade guides and what's new guide to get you started with this new release. All of the new features have not been documented fully, but will be soon as development continues. The major updates as we have been seeing is the modularization of i...
CFUnited 2009 Presentation Posted
Luis Majano |
August
12,
2009
I just posted the CFUnited ColdBox Presentation: More Than MVC in our presentations wiki:
http://ortus.svnrepository.com/coldbox/trac.cgi/wiki/cbMediaPresentations#ColdBoxPlatform:MorethanMVCAug122009
I also added the source code shown and also a complete source code example for downloading. Enjoy!
http://ortus.svnrepository.com/coldbox/trac.cgi/wiki/cbMediaPresentations#ColdBoxPlatform:MorethanMVCAug122009
I also added the source code shown and also a complete source code example for downloading. Enjoy!
LogBox Release Candidate 1 is out!
Luis Majano |
August
05,
2009
New update to LogBox is out today in preparation for a final 1.0 release. You can download it from the main download page. This update includes the following:
Ability to get a logger using a class object instead of a category name:
<cfset logger = logBox.getLogger(this)>
LogBox will then inspect the object and get its fully qualified name from it. This is great instead of passing th...
Ability to get a logger using a class object instead of a category name:
<cfset logger = logBox.getLogger(this)>
LogBox will then inspect the object and get its fully qualified name from it. This is great instead of passing th...