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On 12/10/2014 03:06 AM, Sharan Foga wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've got a query from someone from the OFBiz community interested in
> putting together a training course of 4 developer tutorials starting
> from basic beginner to increasingly advanced. Before I respond back to
> them I have a few questions:
>
> I know tutorials tend to cost extra - do we know how much? (this is so I
> can gather interest from the community to attend and pay!)
> Is there any other potential way we could handle this training? (If it's
> not a tutorial then what other umbrella could it fall under?)
> If we do get the interest (and if they get selected) then could our
> track cover more than one day?


Based on the performance of Tutorials/Trainings over the last several 
events, we're going to skip them for Austin. The time and energy that go 
into them are simply not worth it, given that we end up canceling 3/4 of 
them due to lack of attendees.

If we want to do something like this as a two-part session, or something 
like that, that's certainly an option.

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