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The YAPC::NA::2015 - Salt Lake City website and blog are live. Registration is open. Rooms are available.

http://www.yapcna.org - The official YAPC::NA::2015 website.
http://blog.yapcna.org - The YAPC::NA::2015 blog. We will be doing updates at least semi-weekly for now, and probably more frequently as we get closer.
http://www.yapcna.org/yn2015/stats - Registration stastics.

Early-bird room rates are available for reservations made before March 1st, 2015: http://www.yapcna.org/yn2015/location.html

On the main site there is also a wiki that we will be using for general information such as ground transportation, local restaurants/pubs/businesses, things to do, etc. The wiki is still a work in progress.

If there are any questions, feel free to drop by #yapc or #yapcadmins at irc.perl.org.

YAPC::NA::2015 - Salt Lake City: Perl Elevated

Dave

In reply to YAPC::NA::2015 - Salt Lake City Website and Blog are Live by davido

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