Brad Wood |
May
22,
2020
We are pleased to announce the release of CommandBox 5.1.0. This is a minor release of your favoriate CLI and package manager and contains 37 completed tickets including many bug fixes and some sweet new features.
You can download the latest release from our download page:
https://www.ortussolutions.com/products/commandbox#download
And you can check out the latest version of the docs here:
Luis Majano |
May
15,
2020
We are so excited to bring you the first public release candidate of the next generation of ColdBox HMVC , version 6.0. Enjoy as we are almost ready for final release.
Jon Clausen |
May
07,
2020
We are so excited to bring you the release of Relax v4.1.0. Though the release version is minor, this version contains a number of enhancements to OpenAPI v3 support, including better formatting and display of the new-to-3.0 requestBody schema and properties. In addition the user experience has been greatly improved as the UI has been rewritten in VueJS and is now optimized for displaying large API documents with hundreds of routes and thousands of methods. Enjoy!
Paulina Lainez |
May
05,
2020
Our next speaker would've betted with absolute certainty that he was going to be a university professor of English literature. As you may have guessed, because his ITB session isn't a lecture on SonnetBox, even best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. Everyone, please meet Matthew Clemente.
Paulina Lainez |
May
05,
2020
We are happy to announce that TeraTech, the ColdFusion consulting firm, will be joining us as a bronze sponsor this year! TeraTech is dedicated to helping CIOs secure ColdFusion apps from hackers, speed up and make reliable their slow and crashing CF servers, and develop modern CF apps with few bugs, on time and within budget.
Paulina Lainez |
April
30,
2020
Our next Into the Box speaker is a fanatic pizzaiolo, home baker and never buys bread from supermarkets. He is also the admin of the Dutch home baking forum. He’s been using CF since the dark times of CF 1.5 when CFML was still called DBML and Java was just something to make the Netscape browser slower. Everyone, please meet Wil de Bruin.
Paulina Lainez |
April
30,
2020
We’d like to introduce you to Shawn Oden, our next speaker in our Blog Post Series. When asked to share something funny about himself, he turned to his son and this happened: “I asked my youngest son what he thought was funny about me, he said "Your face." Which is rather ironic, since he looks almost exactly like me.”
Brad Wood |
April
30,
2020
Learn how to start Lucee Light servers, and also how to test Lucee snapshot builds in CommandBox 5.
https://www.ortussolutions.com/blog/lucee-server-snapshots-and-light-builds-on-forgebox