
Los Angeles Perl Mongers
The Perl Users Group of the Los
Angeles Metropolitan
Area
News
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Upcoming Events
LA.pm's next meeting
| What: | Los Angeles Perl Mongers Meeting |
| When: | 7-9pm |
| Date: | Wednesday, August 25, 2010 |
| Where: | The Rubicon Project HQ - 1925 S. Bundy, 90025 |
| Theme: | Perl! |
| RSVP: | Responses always appreciated. |
Presentations:
- Andrew Grangaard: Getting started with App::Cmd
Abstract:
App::Cmd is an awesome module for making extendable comandline applications.
- Aran Deltac: 12 CPAN Distros in 12 penta-Minutes
About our speakers:
Andrew Grangaard [ cpan ] [ github ]
Aran Deltac runs the Thousand-oaks perl mongers, contributes to CPAN and runs a major perl initiative for ValueClick.com [ cpan ] [ github ]
About your host:
- Andrew Grangaard is a Senior Software Engineer at the Rubicon Project, and long time Perl Monk(ey).
- The Rubicon Project (http://www.rubiconproject.com)
The Rubicon Project is an Advertising Technology Company headquartered in Los Angeles. Their mission is to automate the selling and buying of online advertising.
See you at 7 on Wednesday the 25th
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Mailing List
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containing only the word 'subscribe' to
losangeles-pm-request@mail.pm.org
Previous Talks
- 2010-Jul-24 Guy Shaw: pe-cpp, c-pre-processor partial processor for source-to-soure transformation of header files.
- 2010-Jul-24 Troy Will: Losing weight with perl.
- 2010-Jun-30 Andrew Grangaard: CPAN Tools: CPANTS, RT, etc: Live coding session to report and fix a broken third-party module
- 2010-May-26 Sammy Kamkar : Extremely low-level networking in perl
- 2010-May-26 Randall Schwartz : Review of noSQL data stores.
- 2010-Apr-28 Aran Deltac: Cassandra : A highly distributed, eventually consistent, distributed, structured, key-value store.
- 2010-Apr-28 Ralf Pieper: Cloud Computing use Cases
- 2010-Mar-27 Tommy Stanton: "Git your home directory in sync"
- 2010-Mar-27 Andrew Grangaard: "Dist::Zilla - distribution builder; installer not included" packaging CPAN distributions using Dist::Zilla.
- 2010-Feb: no meeting.
- 2010-Jan-27 Andrew Grangaard: Hadoop Streaming with Perl. Discussion of Hadoop and using Hadoop::Streaming perl module to simplify using Hadoop Streaming interface
Slides
| Slides (raw vroom format)
| Hadoop::Streaming::Mapper CPAN module.
| Hadoop general information.
- 2010-Jan-27 Aran Deltac presents: Concise Code.
recap
- 2009-Dec-02 Andrew Grangaard: Vim and Perl. A group discussion of tips and techniques.
Slides
| Config Files git repo
| original notes
- 2009-Nov-04 Tommy Stanton: Testing for the Win! Test::More, Test::Most and Test::Class.
Advanced TDD.tar.gz Vroom slides.
- 2009-Nov-04 Tommy Stanton: Unstructured group discussion, TDD, Vroom, Vim.
- 2009-Sep-23 Andrew Grangaard: Access JIRA API using perl with JIRA::Client
- 2009-Sep-23 Andrew Grangaard: Care and Feeding of Third Party Perl Modules: a discussion
- 2009-Aug-27 John Beppu: Stardust, a perl COMET server.
Slides
- 2009-Aug-27 Aran Deltac presents: Destination Moose.
- 2009-Jul-17 David Davis : Mojo and Mojolicious, a next generation perl web framework
- 2009-Jul-17 Mon-Chaio Lo : Interviewing (perl) programmers
- 2009-Jun-17 David Williams: Data Processing and Numerical Analysis in Perl.
- 2009-Jun-17 Matt Burns: Moose and Joose, programming is fun again.
- 2008-Mar-18 Thomas MacNeil: Writing
Modules
powerpoint,
pdf
- 2008-Feb-28 Richard Dice: 7 Stages of a Perl Monger and more
- 2008-Jan-29 Christopher Paulika: The Road to Test Driven Development
- 2007-Nov-08 Ben Tilly: How
to do A/B Testing on Websites
- 2007-Sep-20 brian d foy: Making your own CPAN
- 2007-Aug-16 Randal Schwartz: an Introduction to Rose::DB::Object
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