Jeroen Stemerdink
Jan 27, 2020
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Up next in the Netherlands: Episerver Meetup @Arlanet

To put your already rocking and exciting 2020 on Episerver steroids we’ll organize the 1st 2020 EpiDemic on February 11th with .Net Core as main topic.

Martin Ottosen (Director of Product Management at Episerver) or one of the members of Episerver’s Development team will be joining us for a deep dive Episerver and .Net Core. We’ll make sure that you will have a catch-up with the latest news and have a preview on (near) future developments. So… You don't want to miss this!

(Provisional) agenda:

17.45 Open

18:30 Kick-off #Epidemic and welcome by Arlanet incl. drinks and finger food

18.45 Episerver update (Remko Janszen, Solution Architect Episerver NL)
"In about 15 minutes you will get the latest updates from Episerver."

19:00 Deepdive into Episerver and .Net Core by Episerver
“By popular demand Episerver is working hard to bring ASP.NET Core support to Episerver in 2020. The first official beta drop is planned for the beginning of this year. This deep dive will tell you all details, insides and need to knows”

20:00 Short break

20:15 Talk by Arlanet

21:00 Closing and socializing

If you would like to attend, signup here

Jan 27, 2020

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Jan 30, 2020 03:13 AM

Kinda loving the name EpiDemic!!

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