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Luis Majano

October 28, 2008

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I have been invited by the Munich CFUG to speak at their upcoming event in Munich: ColdFusion Camp 2008 and I will be able to attend and present on ColdBox in Munich, Germany.

This is the first major CF event in Germany in over six years and it will take place on November 27th in Oberschleineim near Munich.  This is my first time to Germany and I am incredibly excited to present ColdBox to the European crowd first hand.  Below is a little information about the event:

What: ColdFusion Camp 2008
When: November 27th from 9am to 6pm
Where: Conference center Orbis, Oberschleißheim
Price: 35 Euros!

You can find more details at http://www.cfug.de

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