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CfP German Perl-Workshop 2009 in Frankfurt/Main
The Calls For Papers ((EN) (DE)) for the upcoming German Perl-Workshop 2009 are available. The 11th German Perl-Workshop will take place from February 25th 2009 to February 27th 2009 in Frankfurt am Main at the "House of the Youth" ("Haus der Jugend"). The German Perl Workshop aims at fostering exchange and social networking between Perl module developers and advanced Perl users in the German-speaking Perl community (and beyond).
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Submit your PPW talks today! (please)
ehdonhon writes "Friday, September 12th is the last day to submit talks for The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop. Although we will likely accept late submissions, we're hoping to get a schedule put together very soon. So, don't delay!"
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Submit your talks for PPW 2008!
ehdonhon writes "The call for papers for the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop is still open, but not for long. It's time to step up and submit your talk. Don't you want to be part of the excitement? Don't you have something to share with the Perl community? Don't you want to make your mark on the historic PPW? Of course you do! So why put if off? Submit your talk now. Just click: http://pghpw.org/ppw2008/newtalk and fill out the form. It's that easy. But don't delay! Claim your speaking spot while there's still time."
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QA Hackathon in Birmingham
barbie writes "After a successful QA Hackathon in Oslo earlier this year, Birmingham.pm are delighted to be able to announce that a second QA Hackathon will take place in Birmingham, UK. Dates have yet to be confirmed, but we expect the event to take place in March/April 2009. More details will forthcoming soon, so please check the new website qa-hackathon.org and the usual news outlets, and we will make further announcements in due course. We are happy to talk to anyone wishing to sponsor the event, and if you or your company would like to contact the organisers, please do so at organisers@qa-hackathon.org."
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Pittsburgh Perl Workshop CFP now open!
ehdonhon writes "PPW 2008 is just a few months away. That means now is the time to submit a talk proposal. Haven't you been doing cool stuff with Perl? Of course you have! Then why not share the fun with the whole Perl community? Give a talk at PPW 2008! Just go to pghpw.org and submit a talk proposal. It's that easy. But don't delay. Get your proposal in soon or else you might miss out. Seize the day! Own the fun! Submit a talk proposal for PPW 2008 now!"
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Perl courses with Damian Conway (August 08 Zurich)
zaucker writes "There are still some free places in the course on various Perl and non-Perl topics by Damian Conway held on August 18th to 21st 2008 from 9:00 to 17:00 at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland. Follow the link on the overview page to register."
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BristolBath.pm Tech Meeting - Bath's Turn to Host
After a successful first meeting in Bristol last month we're planning a meeting in neighbouring Bath this month. There will be a couple of lightning talks, beer, good conversation and the occasional duck floating by. Come along! where: Opa Bar (a relaxed bar by the Avon river - not too far from the train station) 14 North Parade Bath BA2 4AJ http://www.opabath.com/ when: 7pm Tue 24th of June how: From Bath Spa Station follow Manvers St → Pierrpont St then turn right at the intersection with North Parade. Opa looks over the river and is below street level - look out for the sign to the right of the bridge.
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2008 WebGUI Users Conference- Tickets on Sale Now
kmccombs writes "Plain Black Corporation® is bringing WebGUI back to its roots for the 2008 WebGUI Users Conference in Madison, WI from August 28-29. The WebGUI Users Conference is an annual event that brings together Plain Black staff and field experts from around the globe to present on all things WebGUI. In addition, attendees work side by side with other WebGUI users from organizations around the world. Nowhere else is this concentration of WebGUI knowledge found in one place at one time. Tickets are on sale now, so register early to receive an early bird discount. A full description of events and accommodations can be accessed at www.plainblack.com/wuc.
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Nordic Perl Workshop 2008 - Call for Papers
Stockholm Perl Mongers and its fellow Nordic Perl Mongers arranges the annual Nordic Perl Workshop in Stockholm, Sweden on the 24th and 25th of May (over a weekend). This is the second time the workshop is arranged in Stockholm and the 6th time in total. The venue for this years workshop is located right next to Vasaparken near Odenplan, in the heart of Stockholm. During summertime this is a green oasis where one can chill in the grass, watch people or take a break in some of the park's coffee-shops. Odenplan also offers a wide range of restaurants and pubs in it's vicinity. Nordic Perl Workshop is a workshop for the community by the community and we want you to submit interesting and inspiring presentations in order to make the workshop successful. Talk lengths are the usual 20 and 40 minutes but we might consider longer ones if motivated. Any subject is welcome as long as it's related to Perl somehow - from algorithms for social graphing and web-technologies to Perl5 core optimizations and language implementation targeting the Parrot VM. To submit a talk either do it online on the workshop website[1] or to claes@surfar.nu. If submitting via email please prefix the subject with [NPW]. Please submit talks no later than Friday 2nd of May. Accepted speakers will be notified Monday 5th of May. Apart from speakers the workshop also requires eager participants. Workshop fee is 500 SEK (~ 55 EUR) and there's a reduced fee at 250 SEK (~ 28 EUR) for students. This includes admission to the workshop and coffee. Registration is done via the website[1] which uses ACT so if you have attended a previous workshop registration is dead simple. [1] Website is not online yet but we're working on it really hard. The URL is as always http://www.perlworkshop.dk/ Important dates to remember: May 2nd - Deadline for talk submission May 5th - Speakers will be notified May 16th - Registration closes May 23th - Pre-work gathering for early arrivals May 24-25th - Nordic Perl Workshop 2008 Hope to see you in Stockholm. Claes Jakobsson on behalf of the Nordic Perl Workshop 2008 organization team.
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IPW2008 site launched
The site of the Italian Perl Workshop 2008 has launched. Participation is free of charge, so come and have fun. Submit a talk proposal, even.
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Perl-IL Meeting on 16 March 2008
The Israeli Perl Mongers will hold their first meeting for this year on Sunday, 16 March, 2008at 18:30, in Screiber 008 in Tel Aviv University. The meeting agenda is not final, but includes a presentation by Ran Eilam on "Config::* - The Alenby St. of CPAN", and a fallback "There are too many ways to do it" presentation.
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Fourth Italian Perl Workshop
The organization for the 4th Italian Perl Workshop is underway. The workshop will be held in Pisa, on September 18 and 19. Entrance will be free of charge, and there might even be complimentary coffee breaks. While we complete the "official web site" (based on Act, of course), you can read the CFP and start planning your trip (talks will be primarily in Italian, but this never stopped anyone)
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Fourth Italian Perl Workshop
The organization for the 4th Italian Perl Workshop is underway. The workshop will be held in Pisa, on September 18 and 19. Entrance will be free of charge, and there might even be complimentary coffee breaks. While we complete the "official web site" (based on Act, of course), you can read the CFP and start planning your trip (talks will be primarily in Italian, but this never stopped anyone)
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Dutch Perl Workshop, Program Available
markov writes "In two weeks (Feb 29th), the Dutch Perl Workshop will take place in the StayOkay Youth Hostel in Arnhem, The Netherlands. This meeting is primarily targeted on Perl users in The Netherlands and Belgium. The program is now available, and by accident about half of the talks are in English. So even if you are not able to speak Dutch, do not think our nightly wiskey BoF and games of Fluxx are a good reason to come, or if you do actually need some sleep at night, you now have a chance to learn more about Perl from renowned speakers. Please register a.s.a.p, if you want to join, because we have to give numbers for the beds and the included free diner."
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OSDC.tw 2008 CFP will be end on 15th, February
hcchien writes "After two weeks, the call for papers of Open Source Decelopers' Conference Taiwan, 2008 will be end. The OSDC.tw 2008 will be on 12th-13th, April. The subject is "Innovation and Implementation" in this year. Please submit your papers with subject, extract and user profile. And the OSDC.tw will call for participation after we finalize the schedule. Just a reminder, please send your papers to hcchien@osdc.tw before 15th, February."
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OSCON Perl track welcomes proposals
Peter Scott writes "As brian noted, O'Reilly Media has announced their Open Source Conference Call for Participation. OSCON started as The Perl Conference in 1997 and hosts the 12th annual Perl Conference this year. As a member of the Perl track review committee, I invite you to submit proposals for talks about the great things you've been doing with Perl. Make our job hard! This will be the breakout year for Perl 6 (maybe this is the Christmas???), and we will feature it at OSCON. We don't assume that we already know everyone who's got a Perl 6 talk for us; if you've got something interesting to tell people about Perl 6, submit a proposal. We are equally interested in Perl 5 presentations. This has been an exciting year for Perl 5: the Perl 5 Porters released Perl 5.10; Strawberry Perl installs Perl on Windows so you have everything you need to install modules directly from CPAN; and Moose, a new object system for Perl 5, is gaining in popularity. We continue to hear stories about how Perl has saved jobs and money, and made work fun. Let's see your presentations on enterprise-scale Perl applications and infrastructure, and the coolest modules, hacks, and techniques for using Perl for Stuff That Matters. There's something special about the Perl community, and you can see it at OSCON thanks in no small part to the excellent presenters who turn out for it each year... so join them in 2008! See http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2008/public/cfp/13 for essential advice on submitting your proposal. The deadline is February 4, so start working on those proposals now!"
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Perl @ SCALE 6x - 50% off of registration prices!
naterajj writes "Perl Mongers users from the cities of Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and Thousand Oaks will be promoting Perl from their booth at SCALE 6x, SCALE will be held from February 8th to the 10th at the Westin Hotel near the Los Angeles Airport. On the 10th, Parrot's Allison Randal will present "Programming Parrot". Use the promotional code "PMONG" to get 50% off of the registration price. Come enjoy a weekend of technical presentations. Early Bird registration closes Saturday, January 5th."
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Dutch Perl Workshop 2008
markov writes "The fifth Perl Workshop in the Netherlands will be held at the spare day of the coming year: Friday February 29th. Your boss probably forgot all about that day, so no reason not to come — besides, maybe, that the main language is Dutch. Only a small number of English talks will be presented. Like most of our previous Workshop editions, the day is held at the cosy StayOkay hostel in Arnhem. It is easy to reach by train and car (free parking) See the DPW website for details. Speakers may enter for free, where business attendence pay 100 EUR and other people 75 EUR incl VAT. This includes lunch and diner. You may plan one or two nights at the hostel (at 37,50 a night), to extend the discussions, play Fluxx or have some drinks together. We still have a few openings in the program for presentations in Dutch or Flamish. Especially "new" speakers are invited."
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YAPC::Europe 2008, Call for Attention
jonasbn writes "The dates for the annual YAPC::Europe conference to be held in Copenhagen in 2008 have been settled. The hosts, Copenhagen Perl Mongers, are happy to inform you that the event will take place across 3 days, from Wednesday the 13th to Friday the 15th of August 2008, at the magnificent venue of Copenhagen Business School. The venue is a modern school in the heart of Copenhagen, which will provide a great frame for Yet Another Perl Conference in Europe with the theme of 'Beautiful Perl' in wonderful Copenhagen. Informational wiki is available and future announcements will be published on the conference website, http://www.yapceurope2008.org/ and in other relevant fora. Thank you for you attention — hoping to see you in Copenhagen in 2008 for YAPC::Europe, Copenhagen Perl Mongers"
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Fosdem 2008 Perl Dev room ?
Fosdem, a major open source event, will be held in Brussels on 23-24 february 2008. Fosdem is known to be a major open source event with key people like Richard M Stallman and Jim Gettys. The conference is build around multiple interest "developers rooms" (There used to be a Python dev room for example) The "developers room" assignment procedure starts with a call for interest and the organizers ask to send a request form before 26 November 2007. Before actually submitting the request I'd like to poll the Perl Community. Interested speakers and attendees: please send me a private mail mentioning your interest !
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Live broadcast of the French Perl Workshop!
BooK writes "The talks appearing in the main room (Booking.com) of the French Perl Workshop will be broadcast live (the videos will stay available afterwards), thanks to our sponsor CC-IN2P3. There is also a webchat linked on the videos page, and of course #fpw2007 on irc.perl.org will have the French crowd hand around."
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Open Source Symposium
I've finally opened the Call For Participation for the Open Source Symposium taking place April 25-26, 2008. If anyone would like to submit a talk, please do so. I really hope to have Perl properly represented.
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London Perl Workshop 2007 Announced
Greg McCarroll writes "London Perl Workshop 2007 So it's that time of year again, the nights are growing long, the mornings are growing cold and people who should know better once again decide to organize a conference. That's right it's time for this year's London Perl Workshop. So let's get down to the details, because we haven't much time ...
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Schedule for Pittsburgh Perl Workshop posted
ehdonhon writes "The schedule for The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop has been posted. Two days of talk-goodness plus a hackathon! The deadline for discounted hotel rates has been extended to Monday, September 17th."
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Parrot Bug Day at PPW!
ehdonhon writes "In addition to being the opening day for the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop, Saturday, October 13th is also Bug Day for Parrot! Feel like helping out with a Parrot bug? Come to the PPW Hackathon! Parrot architect, Allison Randal, will be present to help you get started. The PPW Hackathon has been made possible through a sponsorship from The Perl Foundation."
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Frozen Perl 2008 Call for Speakers
autarch writes "Frozen Perl 2008 will be a one-day workshop in sunny Minneapolis on Saturday, February 16, 2008. We've officially opened up our Call for Speakers, and we're looking forward to your submissions. Our workshop theme is "Perl in Practice", so practical submissions are encouraged."
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Pittsburgh Perl Workshop: one-day Perl course
rblackwe writes "The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop is happy to announce "From Zero To Perl," a special course for programmers new to the Perl programming language, to be taught by returning PPW speaker, Daniel Klein. There is an additional registration fee of $65 to take this course. Please select either the "Regular + From Zero To Perl" or "Student + From Zero To Perl" options when registering. Seating in this course is limited.
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PPW 2007 CFP: Only 72 hours left!
ehdonhon writes "One last chance! If you have anything to say or share about Perl, don't wait. Submit a talk proposal NOW to the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop. It's fun, it's easy, and it's your LAST chance. Come Monday, August 27, at 08:00 EDT, we are closing the doors. If you haven't submitted a talk proposal by then, you WILL deny yourself the fun and glory that only PPW speakers can know. But you need not suffer that grim fate! Victory is at hand! Just go to pghpw.org and submit a proposal for your talk. Can't think of an idea for a talk? No problem! We have a wiki full of great ideas. Pick an idea, and submit a talk. Or add an idea for somebody else to use. Either way, you win! But you must act now. Seize the day! Own the fun! Submit a talk proposal for PPW 2007 now!"
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Belgian Perl Workshop
Bruxelles.pm is proud to announce the first Belgian Perl Workshop. The workshop takes place in the building of the ESI in Brussels on the 27 octobre 2007. More details will follow on our website and meanwhile you can contact us via bruxelles.pm AT gmail.com.
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10th German Perl-Workshop // CfP
The 10th German Perl-Workshop will take place from 13.02.2008 to 15.02.2008 in Erlangen, Germany. As always we welcome proposals for talks or tutorials from international participants. See the Call For Papers for the details. The deadline for proposals is Monday, 29.10.2007.
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Damian Conway in Lisbon: Quantum::Superpositions
Damian Conway will be in Portugal next week, lecturing his Intermediate Object Oriented Perl training class. Those not lucky enough to attend the event will still have a chance to see Damian in person, and speaking. Quantum::Superpositions, an amazing talk by Damian, August the 20th! Attendance is free, and highly recommended! Read the page (in Portuguese) and send the requested email if you plan on attending.
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Vancouver PM meeting Saturday, August 18th
geekphilosophy writes "There's a meeting of the Vancouver Perl Mongers this Saturday, August 18th, feature Jay Shirley talking about Catalyst. Check out the Van.pm website for more details."
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Pittsburgh Perl Workshop CFP due August 20th
ehdonhon writes "You! Submit a talk proposal by 20 August 2007 (Please!) The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop 2007 is your golden opportunity to share your Perl ideas, code, and projects with eager hordes of like-minded codefolk. Last year's speakers had so much fun that we were forced to add an extra day of speaking slots to this year's PPW. Shouldn't one of those slots be yours? Shouldn't you experience the full glory of the PPW fun-fest that only speakers can know?
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OSCON 2007 Perl Lightning Talks on YouTube
Mike Schilli writes "I've taped some of the Perl Lightning Talks at OSCON and put them on YouTube: Andy Lester on "ack" and why scripts should be called programs Tim Bunce on DBD::Gofer Tim Bunce on DashProfiler Ask Bjorn Hansen on qpsmtpd Julian Cash on MoveMyData Michael Schwern on brewing tea Vani Raja on YUI CSS Pudge with the "Perl in a Nutshell" Song Enjoy!"
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Announcing The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop 2007
ehdonhon writes "The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop 2007 web site is now live. Call for papers is now open. (See the site for the full announce text) Major differences from last year's conference include: The workshop is now a two-day event. Special, new course for programmers with little or no Perl experience. Improved scheduling. The web site is now powered by ACT "
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Plain Black Staffers to Present at MadMongers
kmccombs writes "June's MadMongers meeting features a series of four lightning talks, three of which are to be presented by Plain Black staffers. These talks will pack a large amount of knowledge condensed into one session, so be prepared to take notes and walk out with some new ideas.
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