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In early April, members from the Bluespark team attended Designing for Digital, a design and education oriented conference held annually in Austin, Texas.
We're always excited to participate and support DrupalCon each year, and Baltimore was no different! We met fantastic individuals, attended great talks, and ate delicious crab.
Throughout the week, two members of the Bluespark team presented at DrupalCon Baltimore. Here are recordings of those presentations:
Since 2009 (Bluespark founding) we’ve been using Drupal and attending DrupalCons. This year, about half of the Bluespark team will be at DrupalCon Baltimore. And we’re proud to support the event — and community — as silver sponsors.
Since 2015, Designing for Digital has brought librarians, academics, designers, developers, strategists, and innovators together in Austin, Texas, to share and collaborate.
Bluespark has attended the conference the previous two years but this is the first year members of our team are presenting.
(This is also the first year our President and Founder Michael Tucker, is calling himself an official resident of Austin. He just moved there!)
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