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Brad Wood

December 17, 2012

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Everyone, we have an exciting ColdBox Connection scheduled for tomorrow, the 18th.  First, we'll be announcing the winners of our ContentBox Christmas Contest.  We're super excited about the submissions we received.  They're all out on ForgeBox already waiting to be installed and played with. 

After that, we'll get on with the Coldbox Connection show which will be presented by Jeremey DeYoung and will talk about how ColdBox ORM has made his life easier.  This was a topic requested by the community and we're delivering.  Please show up and hang out.  The show will start at Noon CST and here is the URL:

http://experts.adobeconnect.com/coldbox-connection

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