2.6.3 will be our last maintenance release in our 2.X ColdBox Series before we start development on ColdBox 3.0.0 which will be a nice move ahead from our past 15 versions. We have tons of exciting updates, surprises and performance updates for our 3.0.0 version. You can also check out how this release is shaping up by visiting the milestone here.
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2.6.3 will be our last maintenance release in our 2.X ColdBox Series before we start development on ColdBox 3.0.0 which will be a nice move ahead from our past 15 versions. We have tons of exciting updates, surprises and performance updates for our 3.0.0 version. You can also check out how this release is shaping up by visiting the milestone here.
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