Brad Wood |
May
17,
2016
We recently announced the availability of CommandBox 3.1.0 beta for testing. We've make a screen cast also showing how to start Adobe, Lucee 5, and Railo servers which you can
Brad Wood |
May
16,
2016
We recently announced the availability of CommandBox 3.1.0 beta for testing. We've also prepared this short screencast that shows starting up Adobe, Railo, and Lucee 5 servers in CommandBox.
If you'd lik...
Gavin Pickin |
May
16,
2016
I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. ContentBox 3.0 has been a massive project, with so many changes and features, its really exciting to be a part of it. The good news, the testing is almost all done, we're going to cut a final release very soon. This means I have a lot of great things to blog about, and if you want a front seat to a full tour, you need to make sure you are coming to Into The Box (Ortus Solution's very own 1 day 2 track conference), June 14, 2016, in Minneapolis University of St Thomas, MN. USA - the day before Dev.Objective().
Note: You should attend both of these Conference, they are great, and the Ortus Solutions and ColdBox team will be giving several presentations at Into The Box and Dev.Objective()). They are great learning & networking events, hope to see you all there.
Brad Wood |
May
05,
2016
We are excited to announce availability of CommandBox v3.1.0 Beta for testing and feedback. Our goal is to have this released in time for Into The Box so that means we need you to help get it stable and ready to go. There are a collec...
Jon Clausen |
February
27,
2016
At Ortus, we try to make the installation of our tools as simple as possible, while supporting a variety of platforms. For OS X users, staying up-to-date with your CommandBox installations just got a bit easier.
CommandBox is now an official formula for Homebrew, the package manager for Mac users!
Brad Wood |
February
23,
2016
Today we are announcing a patch release of 3.0.1 for CommandBox CLI users. This is a very small release that contains a single fix for those using the new server.json feature of CommandBox 3.0.0.
Properties weren't being read correctly from the server.json file. If you have been using server.jso...
Jon Clausen |
February
15,
2016
Luis Majano |
February
10,
2016
Brad Wood |
February
09,
2016
As usual, the only step required to upgrade is to replace your 'box' binary and the next time CommandBox runs, it will complete the install. If you used yum, apt-get or brew to install, just request the newest version. All the binaries are also available on our download page.
If you're new to CommandBox, no worries. Just check out our installation page where we have detailed instructions for each operating system to get you up and running in about 60 seconds.
https://ortus.gitbooks.io/commandbox-documentation/content/setup/installation.html
Once you've installed the latest 3.0.0 build, let's look around at some of the new stuff:
There is a full write up on each of these features including examples and links to the docs here in our beta release post. Please read through it if you want to dig in deeper to the new stuff.
http://www.ortussolutions.com/blog/commandbox-300-beta-released-for-testing
Brad Wood |
January
19,
2016
First things first. To install the latest 3.0.0 beta version of CommandBox, download the appropriate binary for your OS here:
http://integration.stg.ortussolutions.com/artifacts/ortussolutions/commandbox/3.0.0/
The first time you run box, it will install and replace any previous installation. If you want to go back to the previous version later, you'll need to remove the .CommandBox folder in your user home first.
The GitBook-based docs have had major updates made to them. Prior to the final release of CommandBox 3.0.0, you can preview the bleeding edge of our docs here:
http://commandbox.ortusbooks.com/content/v/development/
Also, the bleeding edge API docs are available here as well:
http://integration.stg.ortussolutions.com/artifacts/ortussolutions/commandbox/be-apidocs/