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O'Reilly puts on the best web industry conferences in the world.  These conferences include Fluent Conference, Velocity Conference, and the upcoming OSCON in Amsterdam from October 26-28.  Open Source Convention (OSCON) is a conference that focuses specifically on open source developers and the tools and possibilities they create!

O'Reilly OSCON, happening October 26-28 in Amsterdam, gathers the software engineering and developer community to explore what's new in open source languages, tools, and techniques. OSCON is the best place to sharpen your skills and discover important new trends, making you better at what you do and rekindling your love of all things digital. The agenda has a problem/solution approach, giving you a window into how your peers are solving problems and equipping you to apply them in the workplace. Save 20% with discount code 20DWALSH. Check out the impressive agenda and speaker lineup.

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If you don't want to chance winning or have friends that are wanting to go, use THIS LINK and discount code 20DWALSH.  You'll save 20% on the ticket price and book your trip to an excellent open source conference!

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