Here are the "Perl 6 Today" slides for YAPC::Asia day 1. Hopefully the downloadable slides will remedy the sore lack of verbal exposition. :-)
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2007.04.05
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370 pages... Is your talk 8 hours long or are you trying to give a seizure to your audience by flashing them so fast? :-D
Good luck!
Posted by: Vincent | 2007.04.05 at 07:49 AM
Is there English versions for this slide to download?
Thanks.
Posted by: Achilles | 2007.04.17 at 05:17 PM