Utrecht JUG Meetup September 2019 with Peter Hilton
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The Utrecht JUG metup in September discussed their recent vacation and featured a talk by Peter Hilton. They also announced giveaways including a JetBrains license and conference tickets. Upcoming events discussed included participating in Devoxx4kids and a talk in Utrecht by Josh Long. The meeting concluded with thanks to the host.
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- Mention Werner Keil
- Mention Werner Keil