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Lisbon, Alfresco DevCon 2018

As my first day back from holidays I have the chance to celebrate my first year as Alfresco and my first time at Alfresco DevCon.

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With Ryan Dawson we did two presentations about Activiti and Activiti Cloud.

Activiti & Activiti Cloud

[slideshare id=86282838&doc=activitiandactiviticlouddevcon-180117123046]

Activiti Cloud Deep Dive

[slideshare id=86287790&doc=activiticlouddeepdive-180117142105]

We cover the example that you can find here:

http://github.com/activiti/activiti-cloud-examples/

We will upload links to the recordings of the sessions as soon as we have them.

Published by:

Mauricio Salatino

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