[Philadelphia-pm] technical night?
Mark Gardner
mjg at phoenixtrap.com
Mon Jul 25 19:13:30 PDT 2016
I’m tentatively in. Have to see what the Tuesday night class that starts tomorrow will look like and if I can give it a miss then.
I enjoyed Walt’s COBOL talk at YAPC, and I’m intrigued about additional material.
Mark Gardner
about.me/mjg
On July 25, 2016 at 3:12:27 PM, Walt Mankowski (waltman at pobox.com) wrote:
On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 01:26:23PM -0400, Brian Duggan wrote:
> Great, sounds like a quorum!
>
> Let's make it official:
>
> Tuesday, August 9th, 6pm
That's the same night as PLUG North, but I suppose I could miss it
next month.
> PromptWorks
> 1211 Chestnut St, Suite 400
> (4th floor)
Thanks for volunteering a place to meet!
> Topic/presenter is still TBD.
I've got 2 potential talks I could do. One is on what's new in Perl 5
since roughly 5.10. It's basically a summary of a series of excellent
talks that rjbs gave every year at yapc while he was pumpking. I gave
it last year at Fosscon to an audience of about 5 people, and to a
larger audience at PLUG Central in April.
The other talk is called "Secrets of the Dead: What Modern Programmers
Can Learn from COBOL". I gave it as a 20 minute talk at this year's
yapc, but it ended up being a bit too long. I'll be giving it again
as a 50 minute talk at this year's Fosscon on August 20, and it might
be nice to have a chance to practice the new parts.
Walt
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