[Chicago-talk] Speakers needed

[David Mertens]

Ah, well hrm. I signed up for a Bible study at my church this year for
Lent, and it shall be on Thursday nights starting in mid February and
running through the end of March. (Easter is on March 31, in case you were
wondering.) I'm afraid this means I won't be able to make any more Perl
Mongers events until the project night in April! Well, I might make it to
the project night in February, too, depending on when we actually start
meeting.

Sorry, but feel free to put me down to talk about something in April. I
have all kinds of things I can talk about. This might encourage me to
finish up my Prima::Talk module, and then give a talk about it. :-)

David


On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 7:23 PM, Joel Berger <joel.a.berger at gmail.com>wrote:

> We had a talk on Dancer, would we like a talk on Mojolicious?
>
> The routing etc is similar, but perhaps some of the "batteries included"
> stuff that is (possibly controversially) added could be discussed. This
> includes the DOM parser, and useragent, which together allows incredible
> testing. Further I could demonstrate websockets.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Joel
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 12:08 PM, Doug Bell <madcityzen at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> We've run out of speaker backlog, and need some volunteers for
>> February's meeting (February 28). Are there any topics that anyone
>> would like to speak about? Are there any topics that other people
>> would like to hear about? If we can't get one big topic, we could also
>> do 2-4 lightning talks.
>>
>> I know I could give at least one lightning talk about my media
>> management project.
>>
>> Doug Bell
>> madcityzen at gmail.com
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