Speaking at SPS Twin Cities on 4/14/2018!

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Exciting announcement to make – I’ll be speaking at SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities (SPS TC for short) on 4/14/42018! It’s one of the biggest SPS events worldwide, and I’m honored my session was accepted on the developer track. I’m really hyped to share some of the cool stuff I’ve been working on!

Looking forward to an awesome SPS TC again!

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I’ve attended SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities once before, in 2017, while living in Wisconsin. The event was so well-organized and warmhearted, that I really wanted to go again… Only this time, I ended up submitting a cool session I’ve been working on. There’s already over 500 people registered to the event – looking good so far!

If you’re interested in the event, be sure to register to SPS TC here and join me on 4/14/2018!

Why developers should embrace the citicitizen developer movement?

In my session I’ll be talking about Citizen Developers, and how “real developers” (is that offensive? It’s not supposed to be!) can benefit from the same tools that empower the citizen devs! It’s a fun topic, even if some of the hype might not be grounded in reality… Come check out my session if that sounds outrageous! ;)

I’ve got some fun demos to show, and I’m really looking forward to the event (fingers crossed there won’t be that many demo effects)! You can find me from room P0842 at 1:15-2:30.

So… See you at SPS TC! 😎

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Developer / Architect / Consultant at Koskila / Valo Solutions Ltd. / Norppandalotti Software Co / Alter - Experience Ideas Ltd.

Antti Koskela is a proud digital native nomadic millenial full stack developer (is that enough funny buzzwords? That's definitely enough funny buzzwords!), who works as a Solutions Architect for Valo Intranet, the product that will make you fall in love with your intranet. Working with the global partner network, he's responsible for the success of Valo deployments happening all around the world.

He's been a developer from 2004 (starting with PHP and Java), and he's been bending and twisting SharePoint into different shapes since MOSS. Nowadays he's not only working on SharePoint, but also on .NET projects, Azure, Office 365 and a lot of other stuff.

This is his personal professional (e.g. professional, but definitely personal) blog.