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ColdBox Spry Plugin 2.0 Released

Luis Majano October 22, 2008

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Luis Majano

October 22, 2008

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Ernst van der Linden of Team ColdBox has just released another update to his ColdBox Spry Plugin .  It looks even sharper and more detailed than before.  The samples demo also looks very compelling.  So head out to his blog to check out the details.ColdBox Spry Plugin

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