Thanks to the great folks at Udemy, you can now take your ColdBox course(s) on your iOS devices. Here is also a little gift for all iOS folks as well, a nice discount on the course: http://www.udemy.com/coldbox-platform-developer-week-2012/?couponCode=4education. So get your training on!
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