Hi Alejandro,

sorry for keeping you waiting for such a long time - to answer your question:

Of a total of 84 sessions (+ 11 vendor sessions) 42 or 50 % were presented in English, so there was at least always one session available, which was presented in English, every time on every day. Also all 3 (!) Key Notes were presented in English.

Besides the 21 speakers, who presented their sessions in German, there were 12 speakers, who presented their sessions in English (10 from North America, 1 from Hawaii (guess who), 1 from Bulgaria) - details in section Day Zero in the report, which is now complete also on these details.

So I think, it is worthwhile to attend, even if you do not speak German, but know English. And due to some specialties of the Frankfurt area (see report) virtually everybody speaks at least a little English, so you even won't get lost if you move outside the DevCon, e.g. for sight seeing.

Hans

>>>Congratulations for a great coverage!
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>>>Specially for the excellent job you did with YAG preview of Europa, giving us more details over what we alreadey knew.
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>>>I'm doing a VFP training that ends tonight, and I already promessed the guys attending that I'll add a bonus track to pass them all that information.
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>>>Thanks a lot!
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>>Many thanks from two reporter just now stitching together the items of the last day - acknowledgement is the stuff, which keeps reporters busy.
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>Hello Armin & Hans,
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>From your report this was a truly great conference, with rich content. Were enough of the presentations in english to make it worth it for a non german speaker to attend?
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>TIA,
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>Alex