Registration is open from January 2002
http://www.yapc.org/Europe/2002/registration.html
Conference fee is set at 89 Euros.

Special Accommodation Notice
Because the number of participants is limited to 500, (and particularly because the oktoberfest has been planned to take place directly after our conference), this time of year in munich is expected to be quite busy, therefore early booking for both conference but particularly for accommodation is advisable.
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YAPC is an inexpensive 3-day grassroots perl conference, where users, and developers, can mingle, listen, talk, and exchange ideas about the perl programming language. This year's conference will be held in Munich, capital city of Bavaria, (as near to the continental centre of Europe as you can get, without spotting the sea), Germany.

There will be a mixture of short and long tutorials and talks, covering a wide variety of subjects. This year's theme is 'The Science of Perl', which means that we talk about science as well as everything else :-)

A huge variety of speakers and subjects on our favourite language is gathering in Munich in 2002: The author of perl, Larry Wall, is slated to attend his first European YAPC, Damian Conway, perl evangelist and speaker par-excellence, will also be participating, among many others.

Call for Papers has been sent out and is available from the web site.
http://www.yapc.org/Europe/2002/

We look forward to seeing you there too!

neophyte Niederrhein.pm

In reply to Second call For Participation YAPC::Europe::2002 - September 18-20 by neophyte

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