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GravityKit Live #2: Importing ready-made applications, DataTables upgrade, live Q&A
Watch GravityKit Live #2, a free training covering ready-made application templates, the DataTables 3.3 upgrade, and a live Q&A session with the GravityKit founders.

Join us on February 20, at 11am EST for a free live training session and Q&A! Here’s what we’ll be covering:
- Leveraging GravityMigrate and our ready-made templates for rapid development
- A major upgrade to the GravityView DataTables layout
- Answering your questions live
- Special swag giveaway 😎
Whether you’re new to GravityKit or an experienced user, your success matters to us! Join our FREE live session, where you will gain valuable insights and have the opportunity to ask us questions (register below).
Important details
🗓️ Date: February 20 (Google | iCal)
🕛 Time: 11am EST / 5pm CET (check time in your timezone)
📣 Speakers: Zack Katz & Casey Burridge
Additional must-know information:
- We will be streaming live on YouTube and Facebook
- No login is required to join! Just sign-up using the form below and we’ll send you a link when it starts
- If you have questions, submit them through the form below
- If you can’t make the live session, sign up anyway to receive a link to the recording afterward
Save your spot
Fill out the form below to submit your questions and save your spot. We hope to see you there 👋
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