Luis Majano |
August
02,
2012
We are proud to announce WireBox version 1.5.0. This is minor release that brings you great stability and concurrency when building and mapping objects, but also some cool new features. You can read in detail about this release in our What's new with WireBox 1.5.0.
Brad Wood |
August
01,
2012
Our first ColdBox Developer Week is over and we're very pleased with the turn out. We had 195 people register from the US, Canada, Brazil, all over Europe, Russia, India, and Australia! We are looking foward to doing this again next year and welcome any feedback on how we can improve.
Brad Wood |
August
01,
2012
Trying to decide whether to use ColdFusion's EHCache implemention or CacheBox? You don't have to choose one or the other! CacheBox is a cache aggregator, which means it lets you use the same standard API to interact with any number of different cache providers-- including EHCache.
Brad Wood |
July
17,
2012
There's only 1 week left before ColdBox Developer Week delivers a solid week of online ColdBox-related CFML training. We have 15 different sessions lined up and the one I'd like to feature today is "MultiLingual (i18N) Solutions in ColdBox Platform" by Oguz Demirkapi. This session will be held at 3pm CST on Tuesday, July 24th.
Brad Wood |
July
17,
2012
Brad Wood |
July
10,
2012
Luis Majano |
July
09,
2012
Brad Wood |
July
08,
2012
There's 2 weeks left before ColdBox Developer Week delivers a solid week of online ColdBox-related CFML training. We have 15 different sessions lined up and the one I'd like to feature today is "Seamless ColdBox-Powered Rich Internet Applications" by Phill Nacelli. This session will be held at 1pm CST on Thursday, July 26th.
Brad Wood |
July
03,
2012
Everyone should be familiar with the setView method in the event object which is used for a handler's action to tell the framework which view file should be used to render the event:
event.setView(view="general/index");
What you may not realize is that calling setView() is optional. If you don't explicitly set a view file, ColdBox will then look for the view according to the executing event's syntax.
Frank Pimentel |
July
01,
2012
It is time for the first ever ColdBox Developer Week. We are bringing you a full week of ColdBox-related training right to your desktop. You will be trained by ColdBox experts from all over the world. Don't worry if you are not familiar with ColdBox because we will be having courses that range from beginner topics such as getting started with ColdBox all the way to advance cources such as depende...