From davebaker at BenefitsLink.com Mon Jul 9 20:10:47 2007 From: davebaker at BenefitsLink.com (Dave Baker) Date: Mon, 09 Jul 2007 23:10:47 -0400 Subject: [Asheville-pm] Any Perl hackers out here west of Asheville? Message-ID: <4692F8B7.3010208@BenefitsLink.com> Dear Asheville.pm, I am in Sylva and just learned about the group from the Perl Mongers web page. I'm looking for Perl hackers to hang with. I am not a professional programmer, but I've been doing all the programming for my web site since 1995. It's a trade magazine, basically: BenefitsLink.com. Makes money mostly through help wanted ads placed by employers looking for people who read the web site/get the daily email newsletter. You would be shocked to see the code used for the flat-file database that runs the help wanted page :) I enjoy Perl very much and would like to do some more sophisticated things with it for my web site. So I'd especially like to visit over beers with anybody doing web development. I'd be happy to drive to Asheville, too. I went to Toronto for YAPC in 2006 but missed Chicago and Houston. I'm thinking of going to Pittsburgh for a conference Pittsburgh.pm is doing this October. I wrote an article for Perl.com in early 2006, which just goes to show you that volunteering can be dangerous. chromatic has agreed to let me replace it with a 2.0 version that will be better written and more complete. Would love to hear from any hackers out here in WNC. In Perl, Dave Baker From sauoq at justperl.com Tue Jul 10 10:44:18 2007 From: sauoq at justperl.com (sauoq at justperl.com) Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:44:18 -0400 Subject: [Asheville-pm] Any Perl hackers out here west of Asheville? References: <4692F8B7.3010208@BenefitsLink.com> Message-ID: <017401c7c319$f225f100$4001a8c0@loana4377xpl> Hi Dave, There are very few of us on this list. We've never had enough people talking at once to actually discuss anything like a meeting. I guess WNC isn't exactly a Perl hot spot. I don't usually get out your direction but I'd be happy to meet up with you over some beers or something the next time you come into Asheville (so long as I have some notice.) I've used Perl professionally since '95 or '96. It's just one of many languages I've used extensively, but it remains a favorite. I don't use it as frequently these days; lately I've been doing more in PHP, C, shell, and Ruby... Are you a member at perlmonks.org by any chance? If not, check it out. It's a great resource. Regards, -sauoq ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Baker" To: Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 11:10 PM Subject: [Asheville-pm] Any Perl hackers out here west of Asheville? > Dear Asheville.pm, > > I am in Sylva and just learned about the group from the Perl Mongers web > page. I'm looking for Perl hackers to hang with. > > I am not a professional programmer, but I've been doing all the > programming for my web site since 1995. It's a trade magazine, > basically: BenefitsLink.com. Makes money mostly through help wanted ads > placed by employers looking for people who read the web site/get the > daily email newsletter. You would be shocked to see the code used for > the flat-file database that runs the help wanted page :) > > I enjoy Perl very much and would like to do some more sophisticated > things with it for my web site. So I'd especially like to visit over > beers with anybody doing web development. > > I'd be happy to drive to Asheville, too. > > I went to Toronto for YAPC in 2006 but missed Chicago and Houston. I'm > thinking of going to Pittsburgh for a conference Pittsburgh.pm is doing > this October. > > I wrote an article for Perl.com in early 2006, which just goes to show > you that volunteering can be dangerous. chromatic has agreed to let me > replace it with a 2.0 version that will be better written and more complete. > > Would love to hear from any hackers out here in WNC. > > In Perl, > > Dave Baker > > _______________________________________________ > Asheville-pm mailing list > Asheville-pm at pm.org > http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/asheville-pm >