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New ColdBox Wiki Docs

Luis Majano April 06, 2011

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Luis Majano

April 06, 2011

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We have been wanting to update all our sites for a long time and the docs where first. Yesterday we updated our codex skins for the coldbox wiki docs and also started our documentation revisions and updates. You will see that it is now much much better organized and our new quick index feature enables you to get to content even faster. Hopefully in the coming weeks we will have all our documentation updated and running. Thank you for your support and feedback.




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Apr 07, 2011 11:10:41 UTC

by Jean Ducrot

Very well done! Maybe now people will be less likely to complain about how the Coldbox framework is overwhelming and start singing its praises!!!

Apr 07, 2011 12:56:28 UTC

by Luis Majano

Thanks Jean! We are trying really hard to re-organize the docs and mix them with videos and entry level tutorials. However, as you can obviously deduce, it is really hard and time consuming work.

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