Nextcloud Hosts Small, Invite-Only Developer Meetups for Technical Collaboration
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Nextcloud hosts small, invite-only developer meetups (around 20 people) for technical teams building on or with the Nextcloud platform. The gatherings focus on sharing ideas, discussing challenges, and peer learning without presentations or sales pitches, emphasizing genuine conversation over formal programming.
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Come together to share ideas, discuss challenges, and learn from others doing the same, all without any presentations or sales pitches.
We keep it intentionally small, around 20 people, so that real conversations can happen
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