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Discover the Future of JVM Development at DevBCN 2025 with Ortus Solutions

Ortus Solutions is proud to announce its participation as a sponsor at DevBCN 2025, one of Europe’s premier software development conferences. We’ll be showcasing BoxLang, our next-generation JVM language designed to empower developers building web, mobile, API, and serverless applications.

Date: July 8th - 10th, 2025

Location: La Farga, Hospitalet, Barcelona


Attend the Session: "BoxLang: A New Dynamic JVM Language"

Join Ortus CEO Luis Majano for a technical deep dive into how BoxLang is redefining modern software development.

Session title: BoxLang: A New Dynamic JVM Language

Speaker: Luis Majano, CEO of Ortus Solutions

Session details: https://www.devbcn.com/talk/833215

Whether you're maintaining a legacy platform or launching something new, BoxLang offers powerful features and modern syntax that make JVM development more productive, modular, and cloud-ready.


Visit the BoxLang Booth

If you’re attending DevBCN 2025, be sure to stop by our booth to:

  • See BoxLang in action with live demos
  • Learn how BoxLang compares to Java, Kotlin, Groovy, and Scala
  • Talk to our team about modernizing legacy systems
  • Explore how BoxLang accelerates development across web, APIs, and cloud

Why BoxLang?

BoxLang is a modern, dynamic language for the JVM built by developers for developers. With native support for modular development, dynamic loading, cloud-native tools, and full compatibility with CFML/ColdFusion syntax, BoxLang enables faster, smarter, and cleaner code.

Built by Ortus Solutions and backed by over 18 years of experience in enterprise software modernization, BoxLang is a powerful alternative to traditional JVM languages — designed for the next generation of software development.

Learn more at boxlang.io

Contact our team at https://www.ortussolutions.com/contact

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