Roll Call. . .

[J. Scot Ridgway]

Alrighty then!

Ideas are good so far...

A coupla others might be:

Perl Programming contests:

	1) 	Frozen Perl contest--guess when the perl will melt based
		on pseudo-random enviro data, ala Nenana Classic.

		Difficult to set-up but could be fun, not so much a
		measure of programming skill as means of generating
		interest.

	2)	Create a program to accomplish some "silly" task using
		ONLY a very limited list of functions--or the like.


How about a list of our top three perl books?

Mine: (Camel book is a given)

	Effective Perl Programming--Joe Hall
	Advanced Perl Programming--Sriam Srinivasan
	Mastering Algorithms with Perl--Orwant, et al

Or three favorite modules:

	DBI
	CGI
	mod_perl (Apache)
		
'tis a start, eh?


--
Scot Ridgway
scot at ridgways.org


On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 corliss at alaskapm.org wrote:

> On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, J. Scot Ridgway wrote:
> 
> > Present..
> 
> <Sheesh>  Too many of you wisenheimers out there.  Does *anyone* have any
> input (good/bad) on what I've just thrown on the table?  Is anyone interested
> in a small Perl contest?  Does anyone want to participate in meetings?
> 
> Go ahead, make me drag it out of you. . . ;-P
> 
> 	--Arthur Corliss
> 	  Perl Monger/Alaska Perl Mongers
> 	  http://www.alaskapm.org/
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