Due to unforeseen circumstances our California Training Galore has been postponed to April 27-May1st, 2011, same location and same courses CBOX101 and CBOX203.
CBOX101 is our core ColdBox course that covers the entire platform with several workshops and hands on training through 3 intense training days. CBOX203 is the new kid on the block in our training series and it is directed towards advanced gurus. It concentrates itself on modular architecture, scalability, and ColdBox Modules. 2 days of architecture and approaching modularization with a platform like ColdBox and ColdFusion. You can also purchase a combo training galore package and get the 5 days training at a special discounted price.
We also would like to offer special promotional discounts for students or non-profit organizations. If you are a student or a non-profit organization, please email us to training@coldbox.org and tell us your affiliation and how many would like to attend. We will give you our special discount so you can purchase your seat.
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