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ColdBox Training in London-Zurich?

Luis Majano February 27, 2010

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Luis Majano

February 27, 2010

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I am currently planing to do a european training tour at the end of May for both the UK and Switzerland.  The dates for such trainings would be May 26-28 right after Scotch on the Rocks, 2 days of CBOX-101 and 1 day of hands on boot camp coding.  Then moving to zurich and doing 3 more days from May 31st- June 2.

This is a huge ordeal for us to plan from all the way over here in California.  However, we are very interested in doing this 2 city tour, so if you would be interested in attending, please leave your comments below.  The proposed price for the training sessions are 1000 british pounds (1650 swiss francs).

We are in the planning phases, so please leave your comments below

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(3)

Mar 01, 2010 02:03:43 UTC

by Juerg Anderegg

one for Zurich! Location => maybe here: http://www.technopark.ch

Mar 01, 2010 10:38:45 UTC

by Daniel Schmid

another vote 4 zurich - l love cb. I double Juerg, technopark would be good place

Mar 03, 2010 02:19:40 UTC

by Mauro

Yes please for London. My organization has adopted Coldbox for one of their main sites, so a few of us would defo love to do the course here in the UK.

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