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Ortus Solutions today announces that bx-mcp, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for BoxLang, is now free for everyone. Install it, point any MCP capable client at it, and your AI coding assistant, IDE agent or automation pipeline can inspect and operate a live BoxLang runtime: JVM, caches, datasources, slow requests, schedulers, logs and more. No BoxLang+ subscription required.
You need to change an application that has been running for years.
It might be a ColdFusion customer portal, a Lucee application supporting internal operations, or a CFML system your team is preparing to modernize. People depend on it, but some of its behavior lives in old tickets, scattered documentation, and the memory of whoever has supported it longest.
Now a release is approaching. You know more testing would help. The difficult part is deciding where to begin without putting every other priority on hold.
Start with one important workflow and build evidence around what it needs to do.
Ortus Solutions today announces MatchBox 0.12.0, the Rust runtime for BoxLang, alongside the launch of matchbox.boxlang.io: a new website with a live in-browser playground, a ten-lesson course, and complete online docs. The release also brings a more capable JIT, prebuilt native modules, a richer web runtime, and a long list of BoxLang compatibility fixes.
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Aug 08, 2010 15:55:16 UTC
by Glyn Jackson
Thanks for the update. It works very well :)
Aug 24, 2010 03:56:23 UTC
by Brad
In what way is this super simple? Is it just that there is less mark-up in the code/templates? That appears to be the main difference between the Advanced template or Super Simple templates.
Aug 24, 2010 11:02:58 UTC
by Luis Majano
@brad,
It has plain MVC only without all other concerns activated so you can get rid of some cruft if you are learning.
Aug 24, 2010 11:15:13 UTC
by Brad
@Luis
Thanks, but can you please briefly explain how the handlers have access to some inherent functions in Coldbox, i.e. getPlugin and getSetting when they don't extend anything?
Aug 24, 2010 15:06:31 UTC
by Luis Majano
All this is in the documentation Brad. The short version is that we decorate the objects at runtime, mixins of methods and state, once the handler is requested for the very first time.
Luis
Aug 26, 2010 06:57:27 UTC
by Brad
Thanks Luis