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Friday, March 11. 2011

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP, Talks

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ConFoo - Hidden PHP Features

My slides for the "Hidden PHP Features" talk at ConFoo are now available at http://ilia.ws/files/confoo_2011_hidden_features.pdf.

If you were at the talk, please give me your feedback/suggestions at: http://joind.in/2905.

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#1.1 MichelKJbhgy (Homepage) on 2011-03-26 07:16 (Reply)

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#3 Wypadki Samochodowe (Homepage) on 2011-03-29 05:20 (Reply)

These slides are precious. Really hidden gems.
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