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Wednesday, June 1. 2011

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP, Talks

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IPC: Hidden Features of PHP Slides

The slides from my talk on the Hidden Features of PHP are now available and can be downloaded from here:
ipc_2011_hidden_features.pdf

Thanks to all the people who attended the talk and I really am looking for your feedback via Joind.in.
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