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The ConTeXt community builds, explores and shares. Tutorials, how-to guides, references, and discussions related to ConTeXt.

New introductions in Chinese and German.
The 18th ConTeXt meeting will take place in Lutten, The Netherlands, on August 17th–23th, 2024.
The 17th ConTeXt meeting took place in Sibřina, Czech Republic, on September 10th–16th, 2023.
ConTeXt news on Mastodon, since 2022.
28th BachoTeX in 2023, organized by GUST, the Polish TeX Users' Group, with the following content about ConTeXt and LuaMetaTeX
- Willi Egger: Calendars, the PocketDiary module and further applications of it, Workshop: Make a picture-frame.
- Hans Hagen: Janusz' handsome math fonts, How green is (and can we make) TeX, LuaMetaTeX in ConTeXt.
- Zdeněk Svoboda: ConTeXt on Web – New Online Application for ConTeXt Users.
- Arthur Rosendahl: ConTeXt for Weddings.
- Edith Sundqvist: The European Rule Of Thumbs Contest 2023.
- Mikael Sundqvist: ConTeXt - Step by step workshop for setting up a ConTeXt document layout similar to books by Edward Tufte and sources.
- Damien Thiriet: Crossword exercise sheet with ConTeXt.
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A Not so Short introduction to ConTeXt is available in Czech, English, French, Russian, Serbian and Spanish (state: 2022).

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