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Just a reminder that the contest for creating a CacheBox Monitor Skin ends this Friday.  This opportunity will give you a $75 Amazon Gift Card.  So what are you waiting for? Only 5 more days left to submit your entries, and as of now, YOU WOULD HAVE A PRETTY GOOD CHANCE ON WINNING!  You can find more information below:

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CacheBox 1.1.1 is now available for download.  This is a pure maintenance release and you can see the tickets resolved below.  For those of you who don't know what CacheBox is or does, here it goes: 

I am once again proud to announce another release in our ColdBox Platform stack: CacheBox 1.1.  CacheBox is an enterprise caching engine, aggreg...

Just a reminder that our 3 or 2 day ColdBox training is only 15 days away, so what are you waiting for, get registered and get the best out of professional training. Secret discount codes (cboxrulez) Check out some quotes from fellow CFer's

 

The Coldbox training raised my game in developing Coldfusion applications. It gave me a great understanding of the framework itself and vastly improved my original conceptions on OOP programming. Coldbox is a f...

Our CacheBox 1.1 release is coming real soon and we have now completed our standalone CacheBox monitors so you can monitor the cache by using our custom tags. Not only have we created this reporting engine, but it is skinnable and today we are announcing a contest sponsored by our mothership company, Ortus Solutions. So here are the rules:

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This is a brief tutorial on how to install the ColdBox Sample Applications downloading from GitHub

Installing ColdBox Sample Applications from GitHub from Curt Gratz on Vimeo.

Again, all of the sample applications have been updated to ColdBox 3.0.0 standards including using the complete cfc configurations which makes them more portable and installing them easy. Hope you enjoy.

We are proud to announce that all of the ColdBox sample applications have been updated for the upcoming ColdBox 3.0 release. Sample applications are important as they increase the speed of entry into any development related task.

Give me a good sample and I can adopt it to my needs and be well on my way to learning the concept.

We believe so much in them, that there are over 20 of them covering a number of different techniques and tasks for ColdBox.

You can download the latest versions of our sample applications for ColdBox from http://github.com/ColdBox/coldbox-samples

Here is a quick run down of the sample applications.

Hello World

by Luis Majano

LightWire Sample

by Luis Majano

JavaLoader

by Luis Majano

News Web Service

by Luis Majano

Feed Reader Samples

by Ben Garrett

Feed Generator Samples

by Ben Garrett

Sample Login App

by Luis Majano

UDF Library Usage

by Luis Majano

i18N Sample Gallery

by Paul Hastings & Luis Majano

ColdBox Flex Tester

by Luis Majano

ColdBox cfcViewer Sample

by Luis Majano

ColdFusion 8 Ajax Sampler

by Sana Ullah & Luis Majano

Coldbox SES

by Sana Ullah & Luis Majano

Simple Blog

by Henrik Joreteg & Luis Majano

Ajax ColdBoxReader

by Oscar Arevalo

Transfer Sample

by Luis Majano
A very simple CRUD and Listing application using Mark Mandel's Transfer Library. This is a great example to learn how to tuse the Transfer Library and the ColdBox Framework.

Advanced Transfer Sample

by Ernst van der Linden
ColdBox-ColdSpring-Transfer

Security & Transfer Sample

by Ernst van der Linden & Luis Majano
ColdBox-LightWire-Transfer

Illidium cfc Code Generator

by Brian Rinaldi

This is a port of the actual application. It is by far specifically designed for ColdBox. It might contain unusual or redundant code.

Check this video out to see the new features in ColdBox 3.0.0 about implicit view dispatching.  This feature allows for quick prototyping or the migration of procedural apps into ColdBox by leveraging the ability to drop in views and rendering them by convention with no events needed.  However, you can then later on create the event handlers and even the actions to match up your renderings.  Again, making ColdFusion development easy!