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Interesting Links #19
Social So Mastodon is a thing, apparently. If you want to follow me on another network, feel free! I haven’t done much with it yet, but it looks quite nice. PhoneGap Day Hey, hey, PhoneGap Day EU 2017 is just over a month away! Yikes! That means if you haven’t already, you need to get your tickets now! The workshops are already sold out, but there are still tickets for the main event. And if…
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Presenting at PhoneGap Day EU 2017
In case you haven’t heard, PhoneGap Day EU 2017 in Amsterdam will be running May 18 and 19, and there’s going to be lots of great content and workshops. Thanks to the PhoneGap team, I’ll be presenting again this year, and will also be part of a workshop on plugins. I hope to see you all there! Oh, you want a sneak peek? Well, OK then: “Modern JavaScript and PhoneGap” Presentation description…
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Presenting at PhoneGap Day EU 2016!
Presenting at PhoneGap Day EUÂ 2016!
I’m going to be giving a presentation at PhoneGap Day EU 2016 in Amsterdam in a few weeks! I was honored and floored when I was asked, and now I’m sooooooooo excited, it’s not even funny.
You can learn more about PG Day EU via PhoneGap’s blog post, and you can see the speakers, full schedule, and even register at the PhoneGap Day EU 2016 site.
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My presentation will be…
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My presentation at the 2012 PDXPUG PGDay. It covers the basics of how to create useful extensions to PostgreSQL and distribute them on PGXN—without needing to learn C.
