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At Into the Box, we consider ourselves modernizers and innovators. As such, we choose speakers and sessions that will benefit and teach attendees about the ever-changing technology. Today we’ll highlight Michael Born. Michael is an Ortus senior developer, and will lead the “Power Up Your Search with cbElasticSearch” session on May 7th from 2:00 PM until 2:50 PM. He’s the one with different colored eyebrows and eyelashes - one blond, one dark brown. All this makes him suspect he’s his own twin…

Learn how to use your FusionReactor license to monitor the CFML code you run from inside your CLI for Task Runners or native CLI commands.

https://commandbox.ortusbooks.com/developing-for-commandbox/fusionreactor-for-the-cli

https://www.fusion-reactor.com/

We are excited to announce that the Quick 3.0.0 beta has been released. Come read what has changed since the alphas, what is left to do before a stable release, when to expect the stable release, and how you can help.

At Into the Box, our aim is to provide engaging sessions and insights about ever-changing technologies. In our Speaker Blog Post Series, our aim is to provide attendees with more information regarding our team of prepared speakers. As such, we’d like to introduce you to Samuel Knowlton.

In an effort to have attendees “meet” our speakers, we have started our Speaker Blog Post Series. Next up, we have Brian Klaas. Brian is the Senior Technology Officer at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's Center for Teaching and Learning but he has also been voted The Meanest Dad in the World ™ four years running by the voting academy of his children.

Into the Box 2020 can’t come soon enough! To prepare, we asked our speakers to share a little bit more about their lives and experiences so that we can get to know them better…

Learn how we've improved the File Globbing in CommandBox 5, how to use it in your Task Runners or custom commands, and how we're already using it in CommandBox's system commands.

https://commandbox.ortusbooks.com/developing-for-commandbox/commands/using-parameters/using-file-globs#create-your-own-globber