With the way things are going it is more likely than not that event organisers are going to have to deal with at least one attendee testing positive for covid during their event at some point.
Here are some helpful tips to make sure you are ready to deal with that eventuality based on my own experience of testing positive when attending an event abroad in December 2021.
Let’s kick off a roundup of all the awesome things that have happened this quarter!
The organisations that partner with you to contribute to your open source project deserve recognition. But there is more to showcasing these organisations than simply adding a logo to your website.
Today I am just heading home from a really wonderful few days full of energy, excitement, collaboration and enthusiasm like I haven’t seen in several years.
The Mautic Community came together this week in Hasselt, Belgium for our first ever in-person conference, Mautic Conference Europe.
Rewind just over two years and we were about to organise our first ever Mautic World Conference - MautiCon for short - at Acquia's head office in Boston. Then came the global pandemic, and two years of varying lockdown levels, forcing many communities to pivot unexpectedly from the in-person events which are the lifeblood of an Open Source community to finding a way to digitise these events.
It hardly seems that it was a year ago we were releasing the biggest major update to Mautic with our Mautic 3.0 release, but here we are just over a year later, and Mautic 4 has been released! There have also been some other important announcements, so read on for a roundup of activity across the community.
It hardly seems like three months have passed since the last roundup report on activity within the Mautic Community, but a lot has happened since then! Read on for the latest updates.
Another quarter has seemingly flown by and here we are again with a quarterly round up of everything that has happened in the community over the last three months. Apologies for the delay in getting this published!
