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Traveling and working throughout Asia, Austria, Bahrain, Cambodia, Cyprus, England, Europe, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, India, Israel, Italy, Laos, Louisiana, Middle, East, New, Hampshire, South, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United States, Washington and wherever else Michael can get to.

TYPO3 Conference 2012 – T3CON12DE Stuttgart

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I do travel a bit much at times. Therefore, it sometimes takes a while to get caught up on the admin and fun. Finally though, here’s a few photos from Thursday and Friday at T3CON12DE Stuttgart. I wasn’t able to stick around on Saturday due to a Taiwan 10-10 national celebration in Paris. I really enjoyed […]

TYPO3 Developer Days 2012

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The seventh TYPO3 Developer Days were held April 12 – 15, 2012 at MACE in Unterföhring near Munich, Germany. While there, I video interviewed many members of the  TYPO3 community. I’ll be doing similar interviews at T3CON12DE in Stuttgart October 4 – 6, 2012. Write me if you’d like to be interviewed or would like to suggest someone.

T3CON12 Asia – Phnom Penh Cambodia

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From life around T3CON12 Asia. Web Essentials did a fantastic job organizing the first IT & web technology conference in Cambodia. Many kudos to you and the kind people of your home.

I’m Going! First TYPO3 Conference in Asia

by Michael Cannon in Travel, TYPO3 · 3 comments

I’m very proud of the TYPO3 community in Cambodia, they’ve stepped up and are holding the first TYPO3 conference in Asia, August 17-19. Specifically, Phnom Penh. I’ve been to a few spots in South East Asia before, but this will be my first time in Cambodia. I’m very excited to be going and would love […]

T3BOARD12 – Last Days

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T3BOARD12 has come to a close, but the memories as they say, will live on. It was a wonderful, but long week at Crap Sogn Gion of coding, snowboarding and socializing. I’m very happy to be home again, but am already looking forward to Peichi and I going next year.

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