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Drupalsnack 68: DrupalCon Dublin

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Adam and Kristoffer has been visting DrupalCon Dublin and fill this podcast with their views on the European Con. We interview Jordana Fung, Johanna Lindh, Jeffrey 'JAM' McGuire and Megan Sanicki about Drupal, DrupalCon and what shoesize they have (no, that was a joke). This pod is sponsored by Websystem This pod is sponsored by Websystem. This episode: DrupalCon Dublin DrupalCon Dublin DrupalCon Prenote DrupalCon keynote - Driesnote 21 things I learned with twig & Drupal Imposter syndrome DrupalCon track: Being human Quiz night Drupal 8 - Who Knew Drupal 8.2.0 How our competitors are kicking Drupal’s ass (and what we can do about it) Suriname Sprints How to deal with a life of crazy and keep your cool, mostly How to say “No” (Without actually saying “No”) Contextual configuration in core: do we want it and can we do it? The Dating Game: PM Methodology Panel Drupical

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Adam and Kristoffer has been visting DrupalCon Dublin and fill this podcast with their views on the European Con. We interview Jordana Fung, Johanna Lindh, Jeffrey 'JAM' McGuire and Megan Sanicki about Drupal, DrupalCon and what shoesize they have (no, that was a joke).

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