dotfmp.berlin 2021 opens registration

[pixi]

Berlin, 19. April 2021 - herrfriedrich.com, a long-time FileMaker Certified Developer and Claris Platinum Partner is pleased to announce that registration for dotfmp.berlin 2021 is open and can be accessed here: https://dotfmp.berlin

dotfmp.berlin is an effort of various European FileMaker Developers and takes place in Berlin, Germany each year starting at the first Thursday in June. 
dotfmp.berlin is a 3 Day-Unconference and as such by definition an informal and self-organized effort to meet on a personal base. It is meant to bring all kinds of higher level developers together to share knowledge, educate and challenge each other. And to have a gorgeous time at a sunny place!
Still no idea what this means? Then have a look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J31W6M2Waw

Starting in Berlin in 2013 it has changed locations and structure each year to explore various ways of how to organise such type of events best. Amongst others this curiosity made dotfmp.berlin the leading event of its type in Europe!
With the pandemic restrictions in 2020 it became one of the first multi-day online events and helped to shape plenty of following ones due to the experiences made.

Since it is not foreseeable when the current restrictions for meeting in groups and travelling will be lifted, dotfmp.berlin 2021 will take place again as a fully digital event. This allows in opposite to the original "in Person"-events an unlimited number of attendees!

Everyone who can bring some expertise and feels willing to share is very welcome to register.

[ggt667]

I must admit the invitation was way better when I could read this on paper with a pile of accompanied chocolates.

Maybe it's time to suite up?

Edited April 27, 2021 by ggt667

[pixi]

Well, after experiencing a strong "Corona muscle" myself I wouldn't be responsible for the same with all the attendees. 

And doing one thing twice is lame, isn't it?

[ggt667]

If something is an act of crime, it means somebody already did the thing once. Better not 😉