CMS TYPO3 developers, TUG2009 meeting

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nikitinsm June 25, 2009 at 13:50

CMS TYPO3 developers, TUG2009 meeting

The typo3 community ( typo3.biz ) invites developers, users and generally everyone who is somehow involved in the word “CMS” (Content Management System) to the annual meeting, this meeting will be equally useful to programmers and Internet project managers, it will be possible at the meeting get complete information about the system (TYPO3), listen to interesting reports, tell about your experience and meet interesting people, to participate in the meeting you need to leave a request with your name and contacts with the answer to the topic in the typo3.biz forum ( http: // forum .typo3.biz / showthread.php? t = 7741 ) l Bo personal message on my forum (forum name Sergey M Nikitin) or medicines to habrahabr.ru. Depending on the number of participants, a final decision will be made on the date and venue of the meeting.

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