[Losangeles-pm-admins] About Randal's talk, what topic?

[Juan Jose Natera]

Hi everyone,

Randal wants to know what topic to talk about, below is the list he
gave me, keep in mind that he presented: these last year:

      Perl Best Practices (45 minutes)
      Perl Inside Out Objects (45 minutes)
      Introduction to CGI::Prototype (60 minutes)
      Introduction to Class::Prototyped (30 minutes)

Personally I am leaning towards:

      Teaching "Learning Perl": how to give better presentations (45 minutes)
      Learning Perl 6 (60 minutes)
      Introduction to Rose::DB::Object (90 minutes)

What do you think?

Juan

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    Here's a basic list of my short talks:

      Code Review Basic Principles (45 minutes)
      Perl Best Practices (45 minutes)
      Perl Inside Out Objects (45 minutes)
      Introduction to Perl Objects (90 minutes)
      Introduction to Rose::DB::Object (90 minutes)
      Introduction to Class::Prototyped (30 minutes)
      Introduction to CGI::Prototype (60 minutes)
      Perl-TK for graphic interfaces (60 minutes)
      mod_perl Basics (90 minutes)
      Learning Perl 6 (60 minutes)
      Test Web Applications with Perl (90 minutes)
      Teaching "Learning Perl": how to give better presentations (45 minutes)
      Writing about Perl: how to get a book deal in two years (45 minutes)
      Intro to Perl Template Toolkit (90 minutes)
      You had me at HELO: Spam Fighting (45 minutes)
      Introduction to GIT: The File Collection Tracking Tool (90 minutes)

    I can also turn any column at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/columns.html
    into a 30 minute talk... so if it's a 4-parter, there's two hours.  A few
    interesting titles from there:

      HTML Scraping with XPath (30 minutes)
      IRC bots and Yahoo Search (30 minutes)
      Everything you wanted to know about Perl's "pack" and "unpack"
(30 minutes)
      Using a database for a web-server log (60 minutes)
      File::Finder: finding files easier (30 minutes)
      Perl's tied objects (60 minutes)
      Understanding the syntax of Perl's references (30 minutes)
      Avoiding SQL Injection attacks (30 minutes)
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