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Comments (4)
Auch hier für vielen Dank, waren super Vorträge und ich hoffe man sieht sich mal wieder : )
Best Regards to Switzerland
Hallo Mario,
danke für’s Feedback. Bis zum nächsten Mal. :)
Thomas
Auch von meiner Seite her vielen Dank. Fand beide Vorträge auch super. Perfekt von Inhalt und genial vorgetragen. Insbesondere der MVVM-Vortrag hat viele nützliche Details für die Praxis gezeigt. Hoffe, man sieht Dich mal wieder auf der Basta! as Speaker
Hi Andreas,
danke für die Lorbeeren. Freut mich sehr, wenn’s Dir gefallen hat. Ich hoffe ich bin im September an der BASTA! auch wieder dabei.