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Dominic Hodgson of Northcrew writes:
On Wednesday 20 February, GeekUp Leeds hosted a presentation by Christian Heilmann on the YUI. It was a great evening, and NorthCast were there to record the whole thing for those of you who couldn't make it ... we're nice like that.
To download this video click here
Christian has also been good enough to post his presentation online:
http://www.slideshare.net/cheilmann/geekup-leeds-why-the-yui
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