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One documentation site to rule them all: Ortusbooks.com!

Luis Majano August 07, 2019

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Luis Majano

August 07, 2019

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We are so excited to have launched our first intiative to glue together all of our documentation for all of our Ortus products: www.ortusbooks.com. In this new site, you will find the ability to search for the documentation or API docs that you need. One resource, one location, one way to reach any of our docs!

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Aug 07, 2019 15:47:58 UTC

by Will B.

One thing that has been a problem for me in the past was finding OLD versions of the documentation. Stuck on Coldbox 3.6? Where's those docs! Now, I can google bootstrap 2.3.2 and get the docs for it.

Try to make version-based docs part of your ongoing documentation life!

Aug 08, 2019 08:02:24 UTC

by Luis Majano

HI Will,

The new gitbooks allows for you to switch versions and see the docs of those versions. Unfortunately, our move to gitbook happened on 4, so we only have version 4 and 5 in gitbook. Version 3 and below where all on the wiki and that was deprecated a long time ago. However, you have a point that old documentation should still be available in some capacity. We will brainstorm about it.

On the other hand, stop using such an old version of ColdBox, its not supported since 2016

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