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ColdBox 7 Workshop 2023: Mission Accomplished!

Maria Jose Herrera June 13, 2024

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Maria Jose Herrera

June 13, 2024

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“Thanks, Gavin Pickin, Luis Majano, and Ortus Solutions, for the awesome #ColdBox and #CFML workshop and 'Gracias' for the special gift. I'm already enjoying the book”.

-Giampiero Bonifazi

Our two-day ColdBox 7 Workshop of 2023 has concluded, and it was an exciting journey of knowledge and skill-building. We unveiled the latest features and functionalities of ColdBox 7, and how it can benefit developers in creating modern and scalable web applications. Our attendees came, saw, and conquered, learning a treasure trove of materials, techniques, tools, and resources with ColdBox 7 mastery. It was a fantastic ride, indeed!

Dive into "ColdBox 102 Tips and Tricks"

We have some exciting news for you after the workshop! We unveiled "ColdBox 102 Tips and Tricks" in hardcover, paperback, and E-book formats. This is your chance to access valuable insights, strategies, and shortcuts to improve your ColdBox game. Click on the links below to get your copy now and take your skills to the next level!

A Hearty Salute to Our Attendees!

Thank you to our wonderful attendees who joined us on this transformative journey. We truly appreciate your trust in us, and we can't wait to see you unleash the boundless potential of what you've learned. Together, we are on the path to becoming ColdBox Masters!

Secure Your Spot for Next Year!

If you missed out this year, don't let disappointment be your companion next time. Tickets for the ColdBox Workshop 2023 flew off the shelves faster than a high-speed server request, leaving many in the lurch. To ensure you're among the first to secure your spot next year, stay tuned for updates and announcements.

Subscribe for details on when we will hold a new Ortus workshop; we are planning amazing topics and tools to help you enhance and master your modern open-source projects.

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Share Your Wishlist for the Future

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us! We appreciate your feedback and would love to hear more about what you would like to see from us in the future. Your input is valuable to us, and we are committed to providing you with fresh and exciting content and powerful tools in the coming year. Let's work together to keep the ColdBox community vibrant and thriving!

Acknowledging Our Stellar Trainers

Congratulations to our trainers, Luis Majano and Gavin Pickin! Your expertise and dedication made this workshop unforgettable. Thank you for guiding us on our journey to ColdBox mastery.

“This was a great training! Thanks for putting it together. I learned a lot and made new #ColdBox friends! I can't wait to put this new knowledge to work!”

-Damien Bruyndonckx CEO at DBR Training SRL

Stay tuned for more exciting updates, and until then, keep coding with the passion that fuels the ColdBox community! Contact us if you want to suggest any topics you’d like us to go over at info@ortussolutions.com

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