At the next Community Meeting (April 27th), we're planning on having a mini showcase event where anyone in the community can do a 5-10 minute showcase of Backdrop CMS site that they are working on or completed in the near or distant past.
See event listing for the time converted to your local time zone: https://backdropcms.org/news/events/mini-showcase-event-backdrop-cms-com...
You will have 10 minutes to:
- Give us a tour of the site
- Highlight any special features you are proud of
- Tell us about any specific challenges you overcame
- Tell us why Backdrop CMS was the best choice for your project
- Etc.
Post a comment here if you would like to showcase one of your sites (or contact us in Zulip).
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