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Logo Banner - Into the Box 2018 - Coldfusion and Java redefined The Into The Box Conference schedule is out and it looks fantastic! If you are a web developer in need of modernizing your skillz, this conference is for you!
We have over 20 speakers from around the world, 4 hands-on training workshops, and over 30 diverse sessions that we hope will blow your hats off! So what are you waiting for, check out the great content for this year's Into The Box conference and reserve your spot!

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