The Italian Perl Workshop organization is very excited to confirm that Dave Rolsky will be at IPW 2009!

Dave Rolsky (autarch) is well known in the Perl community for his innumerable CPAN contributions: Moose, HTML::Mason and DateTime to name a few (http://search.cpan.org/~drolsky/ for the rest), and for other projects (JSAN).
We are also proud to be able to invite Dave for his first time to Europe for a Perl event (and first ever time in Europe in fact!).
Moreover Dave will give a World Class day's training on Moose on October 21, 2009 (the day before the conference). This mini-course will be a paid event, and will be expressly for the purpose of covering Dave's flight to Europe and hotel expenses.
The cost for person is likely to be around EUR 100 (with a maximum of 25 participants).

Please get in touch as soon as you can! If you're interested, let us know by sending an e-mail to info@perl.it

In reply to Dave Rolsky at Italian Perl Workshop 2009 by bepi

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