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:Author: 		Kore Nordmann
:Date:			Wed, 07 Nov 2007 11:16:15 +0100
:Revision: 		2
:Copyright:		CC by-sa


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IPC 11/07 - Publishing talks
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:Description:
  I just finished my both talks at the IPC 07, a quick talk on MockObjects and
  a talk abaout regular expressions including a description of the new
  features, like condidtional subpatterns and recursive matches.

I just finished my both talks at the IPC 07, a quick talk on MockObjects and a
talk abaout regular expressions including a description of the new features,
like condidtional subpatterns and recursive matches.

The talks are available in my `portfolio`__ as usual.

__ /portfolio.html

Talks
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- `Quick talk: Mock Up Your Objects`__

  For the quick talks we only had 15 minutes to talk about our topic without
  any beak between the talks at 20:00. The talk was very well attended and the
  audience was attentive. The talk went really well and I got good feedback.
  Because of the short time the slides may not offer that much information and
  you better check the more extensive slides from `Sebastian`__ on this topic.

__ /talks/IPC_07_11_mock_objects.tar.bz2
__ http://sebastian-bergmann.de/

- `Regular expressions - Doing Magic With Text`__

  Even the talk was a 8:30 in the morning, the room was full with people and
  I at least had the impression, that even at the end of session, when it came
  to conditional subpatterns and recursive pattern matches, that the
  attendants still understood what I was talking about ;). Especially the
  recursive stuff I will blog again about later, but you may get some
  interesting stuff from the slides.

__ /talks/IPC_07_11_regular_expressions.tar.bz2



Trackbacks
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- Parse with regular expressions on Sun, 24 May 2009 12:59:24 +0200 in Kore Nordmann - PHP / Projects / Politics
  
  With recursive patterns in PCRE you can actually match recursive structures,
  even you should not try this. A regular expression to validate BBCode
  documents is included in the blog post.


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