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ClojuTRE2016 was held in Tampere, Finland at Pakkahuone. The conference focused on Clojure and included pre-conference surveys, speaking areas, sponsor areas, toilets, a terrace, and a club. Anna-Kaisa Ikonen, the Mayor of Tampere, gave the opening words for the conference.
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ClojuTRE2016 Opening slides
- 3. Mustamakkara
- 5. Clojure
- 6. Clojure
- 7. Clojure
- 8. y = 14,286x2 - 57473x + 6E+07 R² = 0,99725 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
- 10. pre-conf Survey
- 11. pre-conf Survey
- 15. Random things • Speaking area • Lobby & sponsor area • Toilets • Terrace • Klubi
- 17. Opening words Anna-Kaisa Ikonen Mayor ofTampere