All the Italian Perl Mongers and the Pisa.pm group are proud to announce the Second Italian Perl Workshop.

The Workshop is aimed at Perl users, professionals and hobbyists alike, to aid in the exchange of experiences and in the building of a stronger Perl community in Italy.

The Workshop will be held in Pisa, at the Polo Fibonacci kindly offered by the University of Pisa, on June 23-24, 2005.

Registration fee is 50 € for privates and 35 € for students, including: 

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