[Buffalo-pm] meetings

[keith tarbell]

ok, thanks Dan. I also expressed interest in Josh's talk in a separate communication.

ANYBODY ELSE?  (Yes, I'm SHOUTING!)

I hope Mike makes it official and calls a meeting for the 26th.

In the meantime, all are invited to "m-space at Buffalo Lab" (www.buffalolab.org) this Friday 8 April (eesh, tomorrow already) and again next week, the 15th. I want to resurrect an idea I proposed many (many) meetings ago, to develop locally an open source offering, something that has been proposed before by others as well.  Since a big bucket of ice water was dumped on my original proposal to the local pm community, I will try again at Buffalo Lab and see if it can become a cross-language effort. (My proposal was, and is, something like a CRM, but not exactly, so don't tell me again about SugarCRM. I know it exists.  But if you ARE a SugarCRM expert, come to Buffalo Lab and tell us about it.)

See you on the 8th and/or the 15th, and the 26th??, oh, and the 29th is movie night.
</keith>




-----Original Message-----
>From: Dan Magnuszewski <magnachef at gmail.com>
>Sent: Apr 1, 2011 1:25 PM
>To: Buffalo Perl Mongers <buffalo-pm at pm.org>
>Subject: Re: [Buffalo-pm] meetings
>
>I've actually never done much with any Dependency Injection frameworks, or
>Spring for that matter, so I'd be interested in hearing a talk on this.
>
>-Dan
>
>On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Joshua Johnson
><joshpauljohnson at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Don't know if this is quite the email to piggy-back off of, but I've been
>> working on a Dependency Injection (aka IoC) framework in mod_perl for quite
>> some time, based heavily off Spring (http://www.springsource.org/). Is
>> this something that people would be interested in contributing to or using
>> or hearing more about?
>>
>> Josh J
>>
>>
>> 2011/3/31 keith tarbell <ikeith at earthlink.net>
>>
>>> Dan recently suggested (in an email I already deleted) that we meet
>>> quarterly.  I can understand his point, since that is about how often we
>>> effectively meet.  But if we didn't TRY to meet monthly, would we even meet
>>> quarterly??
>>>
>>> Then again I can understand that he's been carrying most of the load on
>>> presentations to the four of us that actually show up (or even contribute to
>>> this list).
>>>
>>> Not sure there's much compooting goin' on in the swamps of Amherst these
>>> days (is there even a Computer Science department there anymore?), but now
>>> that Buffalo Lab is on Main Street, with convenient rail access, there's no
>>> reason students and presenters from uB, Canisius, and other local colleges
>>> can't make to a meeting, and even contribute something!  Or are we all
>>> sitting on our butts collecting the unemployment dole?
>>>
>>> How about a Lightning Talk session? Fourth Tuesday in April (that's the
>>> 26th, according to my paper-based calendar, that I can access faster than on
>>> a Schmartiefone).  Lightning talk, look it up, it's the perl-ish thing to
>>> do.
>>>
>>> Buffalo Lab, it's real, it's open, we got space, we got chairs and the new
>>> projector has arrived!
>>> </keith>
>>>
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