After a long time of work, the videos are finally available on Youtube. 20 presentations with a total of 14 hours of airtime review the three days of the workshop and you can watch the things you missed on site.
We would especially like to thank Lee Johnson, who made the recordings, and
the presenters, of course, without whom the workshop would not have taken place.
The support from our sponsors helps us make the workshop take place.
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The recordings of the German Perl Workshop 2023 are organised in the order of the day in a playlist available at
gpw2023.
We are planning the German Perl Workshop 2024 again and are already in the final negotiations. As soon as we have a place and date fixed, we will update this post and also make a separate announcement.
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