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The second CDK Workshop day started off with application presentations, which are well covered by Chris’ blog posts:

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You can also find coverage on Twitter by\nJim and Nico.

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The afternoon we had a more development-oriented unconference. It was a bit exciting for me and\nChris as previous such sessions at CDK workshops involved 5 to 10 participants instead some\n20+ now, but things nicely self-organized into 5 sessions:

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In words, and linking to the coverage in the CDK wiki:

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