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A friend of mine asked me to give a workshop about the art of JAPH (Just Another Perl Hacker) for the First Brasilian Perl Users Meeting, part of the CONISLI. I'm honored with the invitation and started to think about what to talk and what to not talk.

The first thing to consider is the audience: I'll speak to young tech students, aging from 18 to 32 (this is my average estimative).

The second thing to consider is the technical knowledge of my audience. I'm specting a heterogeneous audience, with a lot of new byes and some good master technicians too

The third thing to consider is time: I'll have 4 hours total, possibly with a short coffee break at the end of second hour.

Finally, I'm thinking about the contents:

I wold love to read suggestions, critics, JAPH techniques and exercices and examples sugestions to help me fill in the details. I'll post my own material here as it grows and take form (and I have enought time to organize all what I have).

I'll use your suggestions as part of my talk, if you permit this. As a minimum SLA, I'll guarantee that all sugested content will have copyright (or copyleft) credits to the respective author.

Thank you very much for help.

-- monsieur_champs

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