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Clark Nelson
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There is one place to share ideas about the web and its name is @WebExpo – Prague
Bogomil Shopov
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Symfony Live Portland 2013
Jesse Reese
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php, laravel, programming, web development
Responsive Conf Audio Roundup
Tony Phipps
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responsive, video, mobile first, design
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Kurtis Rainbolt-Greene
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Abhishek Kumar
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ruby, shell, rails, code
Conference: MongoDB Berlin 2013
Tobias Trelle
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mongodb, conference
PHPArch CodeWorks 2012
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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Chyrp Slides - Software Freedom Kosova 2011
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