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Slide Deck From Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup August 5th

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Thursday, August 7, 2014

Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup

I gave a well-received talk on Yeoman to the Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup crowd on Wednesday night, hosted by Agilysys. Based on the positive feedback, we'll definitely host more.

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