I am super excited to announce that we will be holding a ColdBox training galore in July in Houston, Texas this coming July. We will be holding a training on two courses: CBOX101 - Core ColdBox from July 6-7 and 8th and CBOX203 - ColdBox Modules from July 7 to 8th. CBOX101 is our core ...
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ColdBox Training in California
Luis Majano |
January
21,
2011
This is an announcement that we will be holding a ColdBox training galore in March here in Ontario, California. We will be holding a training on two courses: CBOX101 and CBOX203. CBOX101 is our core ColdBox course that covers the entire platform with several workshops and hands on training t...
New ColdBox Training: CBOX203 ColdBox Modules
Luis Majano |
January
19,
2011
We are proud to announce another addition to the ColdBox Training Series: CBOX203: ColdBox Modules. This is our first course in our advanced series that will take your development to the next level. Below you can review the course syllabus and you can also register for our March trainings!
Course Overview
CBOX-203 is one of our advanced courses dealing with ColdBox Modules, Architecture and Modularization spread in 2 intense training days. In this course you will lear...
ColdBox at the OpenCF Summit
Curt Gratz |
January
19,
2011
ColdBox will be at OpenCF Summit. Don't know what the OpenCF Summit is? It is "a community gathering focused exclusively on advancing free and open source software in the CFML community."
I will be hosting a offical ColdBox Unconference. I am very excited to meet with other developers(ie YOU) and have a conversation about advancing ColdBox and sharing some of the different ways we can use the robust framework in our development. I am also excited about learning more about some of the different Open Source ColdFusion projects and ways we as a community can advance those projects. What a great concept for a conference.
If you are wondering why you should care open this "open source" stuff, Bob Silverberg recently posted Why Contribute to Open Source Projects?
If you are wondering why you should go to the OpenCF Summit, check out Jamie Krug's post Go To OpenCF Summit!
If you still aren't convinced to go, the great news is, the price was just dropped to $30. So for the price of a dinner you get
- A 3 day professional conference
- A great lineup of speakers
- The chance to participate in a community "hackfest"
- The opportunity to network within the greatest development community on the planet
If you have any ideas for things you would like to discuss at the ColdBox Unconference, leave me a comment and we will do our best to cover your idea in some fashion, or just come to the event with your creative juices flowing.
See you at the OpenCF Summit.
Using Custom Interception Points in ColdBox
Curt Gratz |
December
02,
2010
This is a brief tutorial on how to use custom interception points in ColdBox. It shows what I think is a nice use case and hopefully will inspire you get your own creative juices flowing.
ColdBox Custom Interception Points - How To from Curt Gratz on Vimeo.
Again, think outside the box, be creative, and let your development flow. I would love to hear other creative ways ColdBox users are using custom interception points, so if you use them and can share, leave a comment.
If you having trouble viewing the code on the embedded version, click the HD link and it will be much clearer.
ColdBox Training Last Call!
Luis Majano |
October
18,
2010
The Coldbox Training registration will ...
ColdBox Training in 15 days, hurry good discounts online!
Luis Majano |
October
07,
2010
Just a reminder that our 3 or 2 day ColdBox training is only 15 days away, so what are you waiting for, get registered and get the best out of professional training. Secret discount codes (cboxrulez) Check out some quotes from fellow CFer's
The Coldbox training raised my game in developing Coldfusion applications. It gave me a great understanding of the framework itself and vastly improved my original conceptions on OOP programming. Coldbox is a f...
Installing ColdBox Sample Applications from GitHub
Curt Gratz |
October
01,
2010
This is a brief tutorial on how to install the ColdBox Sample Applications downloading from GitHub
Installing ColdBox Sample Applications from GitHub from Curt Gratz on Vimeo.
Again, all of the sample applications have been updated to ColdBox 3.0.0 standards including using the complete cfc configurations which makes them more portable and installing them easy. Hope you enjoy.
ColdBox Sample Applications get some ColdBox 3.0 love
Curt Gratz |
October
01,
2010
We are proud to announce that all of the ColdBox sample applications have been updated for the upcoming ColdBox 3.0 release. Sample applications are important as they increase the speed of entry into any development related task.
Give me a good sample and I can adopt it to my needs and be well on my way to learning the concept.
We believe so much in them, that there are over 20 of them covering a number of different techniques and tasks for ColdBox.
You can download the latest versions of our sample applications for ColdBox from http://github.com/ColdBox/coldbox-samples
Here is a quick run down of the sample applications.
Hello World
by Luis Majano
LightWire Sample
by Luis Majano
JavaLoader
by Luis Majano
News Web Service
by Luis Majano
Feed Reader Samples
by Ben Garrett
Feed Generator Samples
by Ben Garrett
Sample Login App
by Luis Majano
UDF Library Usage
by Luis Majano
i18N Sample Gallery
by Paul Hastings & Luis Majano
ColdBox Flex Tester
by Luis Majano
ColdBox cfcViewer Sample
by Luis Majano
ColdFusion 8 Ajax Sampler
by Sana Ullah & Luis Majano
Coldbox SES
by Sana Ullah & Luis Majano
Simple Blog
by Henrik Joreteg & Luis Majano
Ajax ColdBoxReader
by Oscar Arevalo
Transfer Sample
by Luis Majano
A very simple CRUD and Listing application using Mark Mandel's Transfer Library. This is a great example to learn how to tuse the Transfer Library and the ColdBox Framework.
Advanced Transfer Sample
by Ernst van der Linden
ColdBox-ColdSpring-Transfer
Security & Transfer Sample
by Ernst van der Linden & Luis Majano
ColdBox-LightWire-Transfer
Illidium cfc Code Generator
by Brian Rinaldi
This is a port of the actual application. It is by far specifically designed for ColdBox. It might contain unusual or redundant code.