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ColdBox Developer Week 2012

Frank Pimentel July 01, 2012

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Frank Pimentel

July 01, 2012

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It is time for the first ever ColdBox Developer Week. We are bringing you a full week of ColdBox-related training right to your desktop. You will be trained by ColdBox experts from all over the world. Don't worry if you are not  familiar with ColdBox because  we will be having courses that range from beginner topics such as getting started with ColdBox all the way to advance cources such as dependency injection and AOP. The trainings will be taking place July 23rd through July 27th.

I almost forgot to mention that every training is completely FREE!!!

You can find the complete schedule of all the trainings taking place and the registration link at:

http://www.coldbox.org/cbdw

Here is your chance to learn from the experts.  Don't miss out!

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