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Monthly Meetups Memo: December 2021
Well, that rounds up not only this month of December, but 2021 itself! Let's see what's been going on in the world of Umbraco Meetups, and what to keep an eye on in early 2022!
"Umbraco Meetups are a nice way of getting to know your local Umbraco community, to discover who around you is also working with Umbraco, and to exchange with them in real life. If you feel uncomfortable in big crowds like Codegarden, a meetup is a smaller sized event where you might feel more inclined to interact. Plus, it’s an opportunity to get to know “local heroes” that might have less visibility but nevertheless do interesting things also.
And who knows what other topics you might end up talking about once the sessions are finished?"
- Michael Latouche, co-organizer of the Belgian Umbraco User Group (BUUG)
👉 “If you feel uncomfortable in big crowds like Codegarden, a meetup is a smaller sized event where you might feel more inclined to interact.”
Mike has a very good point here! Did you ever dream of standing on a stage, any stage really, talking about something you’re really passionate about, but you don’t really have the nerve to actually go for it.
Umbraco Meetups are the perfect opportunity to get comfortable presenting in front of other people - and I promise you’ll have the friendliest crowd ever! So don’t hide and don’t hold back! We have a lot of friendly organizers out there, and I’m sure they are more than happy to help you get started! 🙌
👉 Missing content for your upcoming Umbraco Meetup? Worry not! Why don’t you talk about what’s new in Umbraco 9.2. We already prepared the slides for you. Find them right here.
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See you in February! 👋