People asked me to keep a list of Perlmonks that are attending YAPC::Europe. I like that idea (as it complements the attendeeslist at the YAPC::Europe website.

Courtesy of OeufMayo: a Map of Monks Attending YAPC::Europe

Monks who are coming:

• Abigail(speaker)
• acme (speaker - not an active monk anymore though)
• ar0n
• atl
• Beatnik
• BooK (speaker)
• busunsl
• Corion
• Clemburg
• davorg (speaker)
• dumrats(speaker - not an active monk anymore though)
• Ea
• Graham
• grinder
• gumpu
• jmcnamara
• Jouke (speaker)
• jplindstrom
• kudra
• Mungbeans
• neophyte
• OeufMayo (a.k.a. briac)
• Sinister
• Sniper
• SuperCruncher
• toadi
• virtualsue
• vroom

Please /msg me if you want to be added to this list.

Jouke Visser, Perl 'Adept'
Using Perl to help the disabled: pVoice and pStory

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