LIVE (Unofficial) Live Coding Happy Hour

Come share a drink, do some live ServiceNow coding / debugging / trial and error / exploration with us. 

Hosts: Ashutosh Munot and Mark Roethof
Guest Speaker: Carlos Camacho 
Topic: Custom Apps development from scratch using Studio



📺 Watch on YouTube 

During this event we will develop the Drink Rating App - a custom application where our audience can take a photo of their preferred beverage and send to us in real time. 

I also recorded the content in Portuguese pt-br: 

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Parte 2/3


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I would like to thank my hosts Mark and Ashutosh for having me. It was a pleasure to participate in this ULCHH episode.

Thank you.

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