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Just an announcement that the Early Bird Pricing for ColdBox Training ends this Friday at 5pm Pacific.  After that, you will get the standard training price.  I would recommend you register this week so you can take advantage in over $250 in savings.

This training is based on our flagship training course:

Just a quick note that now the ColdBox API docs are also available for download thanks to Mark Mandel's ColdDocs project.

The download is a zip file containing the Platform's CFC API documentation in HTML format.  You can download the Docs from the downloads release page or from the

We have been working hard on solidifying the enhancements introduced in ColdBox 2.6.2, which by the way, rocked.  We introduced new model integration features that will let you talk to model objects, persist them and yes, autowire them.  2.6.2 introduced a brand new dependency injection framework based on metadata (annotations) and a cool DSL (Domain Specific Language).  Anyways, you can check out al...

I did an interview for CFConversations back in October and it is now released.  Please check it out by visiting the cfconversations website. It was a true pleasure to talk to

Tony Garcia has posted an excellent tutorial on how to use Brian Kotek's Form Utilities within a ColdBox Application with easy and elegance.

Thanks for this great tutorial Tony!!

http://www.objectivebias.com/blog/entry...

If you have not registered to go to the CBOX-101 Core ColdBox Training Seminar, what are you waiting for? The early bird ends in 2 weeks and you can now save over $300!!  Come learn more about ColdBox in Sunny California in a seminar with over 16+ hours of intense training and networking. So go now and register!!

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ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminars Announces Early-Bird Special Pricing for March 14-15 2008 CBOX 101- Core ColdBox Seminar in Ontario, California.  Welcome to where it's sunny and warm!

ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminars today announces an Early-Bird Special discount registration price of just $895 for...

The ColdBox configuration file has a place for you as the developer to create as many custom setting variables as you like.  You can create simple or complex settings via JSON notation.  This approach is great, but sometimes, you want for these variables to be, well, more dynamic.  The following UDF helps you achieve this, by storing your name-value pairs of settings in a persisten storage such as a database.  Then just basically call this UDF from your application start hand...

Dutch Rapley has contributed two nice additions, a POST method plugin and a form inspector interceptor. Please check them out here in our code depot.
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