[kw-pm] TPM lightning talks
Fulko Hew
fhew3 at cogeco.ca
Tue Sep 28 16:25:22 CDT 2004
The TPM Lightning Talk session is this Thursday, Sept 30.
And the presenters are supplying notification of what is
on their mind. Here is the lastest information that I have.
Quant Finance with Perl Item #2 .. 'Yield Curve' by Richard
Testing web pages with Perl by Pierre
Getopt::Declare by Shaun
Getopt::Declare (by Damian) is yet another command-line argument
parser, one which is specifically designed to be powerful but
exceptionally easy to use.
/Perl (Expert)? Quiz of the Week/ by John
A talk on the two mailing lists, /Perl (Expert)? Quiz of the Week/
run by Mark Jason Dominus
The talk would describe the two lists, how to join, and show some
example quizes from the past 6 months, with a summary of the
sort of discussion that arose.
Creating Highly Available, Redundant Linux Systems by Fulko
Of course the "... using Perl" is a given
Automating best testing practices in Class::DBI development by Dan.
Dan will be using a CPAN module Spork to prepare his slides so you
may get a side topic covering Spork.
21st Century Perl by Micheal
Synopsis: Every time a new version of Perl comes out, I salivate
over the shiny new syntax features, but I know that because of
the demands of backwards compatibility I won't be able to use
the features for a long time.
But Now I'm making a clean break and refusing to support Perl
versions from the last Millenium. Now I get to use with
confidence such advanced features as:
- autovivifying filehandles
- 3 argument open
- lexical warnings
- the 'our' pragma
- can() and isa()
- inline foreach
Taking a Dump
How to perform stack tracing by Fulko
Catching financial conspirators using Perl
This involves Perl for recreation. The topic will focus on a puzzle
published in Dr Dobb's Journal and the use of Perl to aid in solving
the puzzle.
Listeners are ALWAYS welcome.
--
Glenn -- Chairman for the Lightning Talks meeting
e-mail: gsimpson at mountaincable.net
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