We really had a couple of busy days lately, spreading the word about Dojo at several places.
Everything started with the dojo.beer(2) event, we’ve organized together with Mayflower, followed by an appearance by Wolfram and myself at the Webmontag in Munich.
dojo.beer(2)
In the evening of 5th December we’ve had our start for the dojo.beer(2) event in a nice bar in Munich, where about 10 Dojo enthusiasts attended to prepare for the official event the next day. During the evening Wolfram placed the bet, that more than 30 people will attend during the official dojo.beer(2) event. I lost that bet, because 32 people attended and I was really excited (still am), that so many people were interested in Dojo. (more…)
As you might have read in the last dojo.beer() related post, uxebu is organizing the next dojo.beer() in Munich upcoming Friday (5th) and Saturday (6th) and Mayflower was so kind to offer their office space to host the Saturday event.
If you are interested in the Dojo Toolkit, JavaScript and web-development, you are welcome to join.
We will have a diverse program with several talks, dojo.food() and dojo.beer().
During our Saturday session we are welcoming two special guests which are rooted very deeply in the Dojo development, we won’t tell who it is, if you are curious, be there Saturday at noon ;) and don’t miss the dojo.beer() on Friday.
You can find the exact schedule here.
Until Friday and Saturday
In cooperation with Mayflower we would like to announce the next dojo.beer() on December 5th and 6th.
The main event will be held Saturday, December 6th at the office of Mayflower in Munich, they were so kind and will allow to use their conference room so we can have a few Dojo talks and exchange know-how.
For the ones who can make it on Friday already, please join us for a few dojo.beers() in Munich.
The exact schedule will be posted on DojoCampus.org.
If you are planning to attend please drop a mail to rsvp {at} dojotoolkit.org or let us know in #dojo at irc.freenode.net, you can leave a comment here as well.
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