From pbowen at valueclick.com  Mon Mar  4 23:46:54 2013
From: pbowen at valueclick.com (Peter Bowen)
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2013 07:46:54 +0000
Subject: [Thousand-Oaks-pm] Next TO.pm - Wednesday, March 13, 2013 - 7:00 pm
Message-ID: <716184BF245BAA44BD51DDC9E9D7942149260A90@LA-EXDB101.corp.valueclick.com>

The next meeting of Thousand Oaks Perl Mongers is a little over a week
away on Wednesday, March 13 at 7 PM. The details are available at
http://thousand-oaks.pm.org/.

We have two great presentations lined up:


Barry Brevik - "Do you have a Date? or Building Compliant Dates for Your
HTTP Headers"
                   

When exposing the date/time in an HTTP header, it's essential that you get
it right for caching.  Barry is going to share his experience getting it
right when building dates consistent with RFC 2822.

 
                            Peter Bowen - "Object Relational Modeling and
Modern Perl"
                   

Object persistance has been architected a number of ways through the
years.  Many tools have been developed to support rapid development
including DBIx::Class, Rose::DB::Class, Kioku, Tangram, and others.  Peter
is going to contrast the ORM packages, and identify when you may want to
use one over the other in certain situations.  Finally, he's going to talk
about two recent projects where he advocated rolling custom data storage
solutions and how they worked out.

In addition to the presentations, perlmongers is a great opportunity to
network and chat with other mongers about what's going on in the perl
community.  I'll se you there!

-Peter





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From daoswald at gmail.com  Tue Mar 26 22:48:32 2013
From: daoswald at gmail.com (David Oswald)
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2013 23:48:32 -0600
Subject: [Thousand-Oaks-pm] Salt Lake Perl Mongers (spread the word)
Message-ID: <CAKTcQ97aXs5Ss6YSVhebkPzpKLZ8Grut=3aW1QV+dq+yQhFPEQ@mail.gmail.com>

Sorry to bug you guys in LA/TO, but here in Salt Lake we're working on
getting Salt Lake City Perl Mongers going, and could use whatever help
we can get from our more established friends to the west.

If you happen to know anyone in the Salt Lake area who might be
interested in getting involved with the local Perl community, please
let them know that Salt Lake Perl Mongers is up and running.  Or let
me know and I'll invite them myself. ...whatever you prefer.

Our site: http://saltlake.pm.org
It's minimal, but contains the relevant information, including mailing
list subscription links.

Among other things, we're looking for members, presenters, and a
venue.  But we do have a date! (2nd Tuesdays at 7:00pm -- April 9,
will be our first meeting.)



Dave

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David Oswald
daoswald at gmail.com

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