Utrecht JUG meetup May 2019 Burr Sutter
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The last meetup discussed going on a vacation. Burr Sutter spoke and they gave away two JetBrains licenses. They announced the next events will be Adopt-a-JSR Day on June 1st and a Victor Rentea Meetup on June 4th.
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- 1. May 2019
- 2. Last meetup
- 3. We decided to go on a vacation
- 4. Burr Sutter
- 5. Giveaways • 2 JetBrains licenses
- 6. Burr, the floor is yours!
- 7. What’s next?
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- 12. Thank you for hosting us
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Editor's Notes
- First mention the 2 free tickets for Devoxx UK
- Mention Werner Keil