Italian Perl Workshop to take place in September
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- 2008-07-18
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The guys at Perl.it are at it again! The fourth Italian Perl Workshop is taking place next September in Pisa, Italy.
As you can guess, the conference is in Italian, so if you plan to attend you’d better know how to speak Italian (or take lessons in the next two months!).
For those of you that are interested in IPW2008, I recommend you watch the conference web site for updates.
The date is September 18th, make a note!
See you in Pisa.
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Marco Marongiu: Born in 1971, Marongiu graduated in applied mathematics in 1997; he's now a full-time system administrator for a company funded by the Local Government of Sardinia, Italy. He's also a Perl programmer and technical writer and lecturer by passion, and is interested in web and XML related technologies. Marongiu has been a Debian User since version 1.1.10 and he helped found the GULCh Linux Users Group (Gruppo Utenti Linux Cagliari), the first one in Sardinia. A few years ago he became a father to his first son Andrea, and he's been trying to reorganise his life since, so that he can start writing technical articles again and holding seminars.
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