[pm-h] Last night's meeting

[G. Wade Johnson]

I believe we have completed the presentations on the Delcom VSI and LibUSB
project for the time being. There will still be development work continuing,
but I think everyone would agree that we've pushed this one a little further
than necessary.

For next month, I'm thinking about something very different. In the months
before this project, we have had a number of sessions on particular modules
and a few on intermediate to advanced Perl topics. Looking back over the
presentations, it seems that we haven't had a more basic talk in a while.

Unless someone has a better idea, I'm going to suggest a talk entitled:

"What every Perl programmer should know"

This will be more of a beginning to intermediate talk with (hopefully) some
audience participation to keep things lively.

In order to do a good job with this, I'd like to ask all of you to post your
recommendations on things every Perl programmer should know. Let's leave this
very open-ended at the moment. We can narrow the topic later if we need to.

Any opinions?

G. Wade
-- 
Perl isn't really about safety. It's about getting where you're going, and
enjoying the trip. It's more important to be a good driver than to have
seven feet of sponge rubber all around your car.       -- Larry Wall