ColdBox Training Partnership with Rachel Queen Services Group, LLC

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Luis Majano October 15, 2008

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Luis Majano

October 15, 2008

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ColdBox Training Partnership with Rachel Queen Services Group, LLC and Ortus Solutions, Corp

June 26, 2008

As previously announced, ColdBox is in the midst of a transition from an Open Source Software project to a Professional Open Source Software project. It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce yet another step in this transition: a new strategic partnership between Ortus Solutions, Corp and Rachel Queen Services Group, LLC, which will oversee ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminars and curriculum development.

ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminars will provide 16+ hours of intense, hands-on training featuring:

2-Day Introduction to ColdBox and ColdBox Platform Development (ColdBox Platform 101) or
2-Day Advanced ColdBox Techniques and Application Development (ColdBox Platform 201)
Official Training Seminar Workbook + Goodies.
Limited Seating will be available, providing a more intimate learning atmosphere (10-15 people max)
Regional Training Seminars (off-site, schedule TBA)
Private Training Seminars (on-site)

The first ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminar set to cover Introduction to ColdBox and ColdBox Platform Development will be held in Dallas, Texas, and is tentatively scheduled for October 11-12, 2008. To reserve your seat and/or seats for your development team, please contact us at training@coldboxframework.com. Please be sure to let us know how many seats you would like to reserve, as seats are limited!

NOTE: We are in the process of locking in the Dallas venue and price schedule. As soon as these details are finalized we will make a formal announcement on official location, traveling arrangements, official schedule, individual pricing and curriculum.

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Comments (3)

Jun 26, 2008 10:47:54 UTC

by Alfio Raymond

Coolio, be interested in attenting!!!

Jun 26, 2008 11:00:17 UTC

by Luis Majano

Thanks Alfio,

please send us an email to training@coldboxframework.com with your information so we can reserve a seat for you and start sending you more information

Jun 26, 2008 11:48:33 UTC

by Sami Hoda

Luis,

Very impressive. Look forward to seeing the syllabus and getting details on what is covered including the cost.

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