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[Boston.pm] Local training: msg#00102

Subject: [Boston.pm] Local training
Well, it seems that I have some training dollars I should spend - and as
such things go, sooner in the year is a lot better than later.

So does anyone have any recommendations for advanced _local_ perl
training?  I don't think Damian has any classes planned here this
year...  But it does have to be local - no T&E budget.

Looking for anything good that's not just basics - mod_perl, advanced
OOP, Mason, etc...  I just don't want to end up with a crappy course.

Any pointers would be greatly appriciated!

Thanks,

Dan

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Dan Boger
dan-rlx3YLNxYWXQT0dZR+AlfA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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