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Software developer Dennis Ameling, a contributor to the Product Team of Mautic, is one the people involved in building the Mautic Marketplace, a new feature in the Mautic 4.2 release. In this article, the Norwegian-based member of our community explains a little about the idea behind the Marketplace, and provides a sneak peak of other features to come.
Let’s kick off a roundup of all the awesome things that have happened this quarter!
The Mautic Community Sprint is here again, and you are welcome to join the event between Monday, May 2nd, and Wednesday, May 4th. Come meet us in Budapest, Hungary, kindly hosted by Cheppers, and get involved with our awesome community!
During the event, we will work collaboratively on some tasks, and the Leadership Team will also hold a board meeting to work long term strategies.
Our in-person conferences are a great opportunity for Mautic users in a region to gather, learn and network. In the Mautic Community we have decided to rotate continents each year for our in-person conference, which gives an opportunity for local communities to host the event.
We are inviting you to submit a proposal before the end of April 2022 for consideration – we will make the final decision during our community sprint in Budapest.
Senior software engineer Miroslav Fedeleš, aka Fedy, has been with the Mautic Community for two years. For the Czech professional, the exchange with other contributors and the learning opportunities are the highlights of his experience.
In this article, Miroslav briefly describes how he started contributing to the community and some of the improvements he was a part of. He also tells a little about the benefits of joining the community.
Favour Kelvin is a Nigerian-based technical writer that has been working relentlessly to enhance Mautic’s documentation and Knowledge Base, and she was particularly active in those documents for the Mautic 4.x releases. In this article, Favour talks about how she became part of the Mautic community, what she has been contributing with and where she sees the project going in the future.
Open Source is made by people just like you. Would your company be able to sponsor you to help make Mautic better each Friday?
The Call for Speakers is now live – we invite everyone in the community to participate, and share their knowledge with others.
Let’s kick off a roundup of all the awesome things that have happened this quarter!
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