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      <description>Update: There is a brand new Now Experience UI Framework course on the developer site that you should absolutely run through if you&amp;rsquo;re looking to get setup on the framework
As we&amp;rsquo;re getting into Hacktoberfest, ServiceNow developers are getting more interested in the Now Experience UI Framework and wondering how to get started. I put together a quick video to show how you go from a freshly installed now-cli to scaffolding and rendering your first component.</description>
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      <description>In September 2017, a group of us convened in San Diego for a CreatorCon on the Road event. We spent a day at the Paradise Point resort with Pat Casey, Joe Davis and Jonathan Sparks reprising their keynotes from Orlando earlier this year. After that we had a full day of breakout sessions and workshops, along with exhibits and pods showing off various projects. We now have a set of the breakout talks posted on our Developer Program YouTube channel.</description>
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