Debugging and designing at the BLUG 2013

I got back yesterday from an excellent 2 days in Leuven where I spoke at the BLUG 2013 (where the B as of this year stands for BeNeLux). This was actually my first visit to the event and I enjoyed every bit of it. The location was impressive: the “Grand Béguinage of Leuven“, a former community for unmarried, semi-religious women (the Béguine), dates back to the 13th century and is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

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Theo Heselmans did an amazing job in organizing the event and spoiled us with lots of Belgian chocolate. The attendance was again higher than last year and I heard that the BLUG is now the worlds largest LUG.

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I did 2 sessions at the event: one semi-non-technical on design frameworks together with Martin Vereecken, Matt White and Mark Myers. Read the slides if you want to know how that relates to the missionary position 🙂

I did a second session on my own titled “Stop (de)bugging me!”. It was the last session of the event but still very well attended. I talked about the (SSJS and Java) debuggers in Notes 9 and my XPage Debug Toolbar.

See you hopefully next year in Breda (but probably sooner)!

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