Indy.Code() 2019 Slides
Last week, I had a whirlwind trip to Indianapolis for Indy.Code() 2019, followed by a drive back to Columbus to help run Stir Trek. Phew. Indy.Code() was a great event, and I’m glad I finally got to visit. I wish I had b
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