Blog

Luis Majano

December 07, 2009

Spread the word


Share your thoughts

Our registration for our February ColdBox Training Seminar is now open: http://www.coldbox.org/index.cfm/events/ca-feb-2010.  Our next seminar will be located in Ontario, California and we will cover our CBOX-101 course and sneek peeks into how 3.0.0 release is shaping up.  We are also offering a Free Book to the first two attendees, 15% discount to all registered attendees and we will also raffle a book and goodies during our seminar. So what are you waiting for? Register Today! We would also like to do a seminar in May in the East Coast.  So please nominate your city now in this post or at training@coldbox.org.  The more entries for a specific city will win and be announced in the following months.

OVERVIEW

Core ColdBox is our 2-day flagship intensive training course that will get you started with ColdBox even if you have no previous OO experience. The course is constructed in such a manner that both gurus and novices can take advantage of our materials.

More Information and Requirements

SCHEDULE

February 20, Saturday - CBOX 101 - Day 1

February 21, Sunday - CBOX 101 - Day 2

* The night of the 20th we will have a group dinner (optional) and a open BOF.
Events


Add Your Comment

(2)

Feb 17, 2010 08:31:52 UTC

by Steve NEwsome

We would also like to do a seminar in May in the East Coast. So please nominate your city now in this post:

Washington DC or College Park MD

Feb 17, 2010 12:55:15 UTC

by LUis Majano

I want to do EXACTLY a seminar in the east coast for May. I will be doing a Washington D.C area seminar in July. However, for May my target city is Miami or Ft. Lauderdale? Any takers?

Recent Entries

Your Development Team Is at Capacity. Here’s How to Keep Critical Work Moving!

Your Development Team Is at Capacity. Here’s How to Keep Critical Work Moving!

The problem is not that your team lacks priorities.It is that maintenance, delivery, and long-term improvement are competing for the same people.

For companies running business-critical CFML, ColdFusion, or BoxLang applications, that pressure can be especially difficult to solve. Experienced developers are not always easy to hire quickly, application knowledge may be concentrated in one or two people, and a generalist may need significant context before taking ownership of the work. A permanent hire can also require a significant investment in recruiting, compensation, onboarding, and long-term capacity even when the immediate need is a specific project, urgent maintenance, or a period of transition.

Maria Jose Herrera
Maria Jose Herrera
September 18, 2026
Copy of BoxLang AI 3.4 Blog Series Part 5 : Reasoning Without the Guesswork

Copy of BoxLang AI 3.4 Blog Series Part 5 : Reasoning Without the Guesswork

Reasoning-capable models have been usable in BoxLang AI for a while. params passes straight through to the provider body, so params: { thinking: { type: "enabled", budget_tokens: 10000 } } for Claude, or params: { reasoning_effort: "high" } for OpenAI, already reached the API. What never worked was reading the reasoning back. It was parsed out on arrival and silently dropped. In 3.4.0, that's fixed, and it's fixed the same way for every provider.

Luis Majano
Luis Majano
September 15, 2026