From juanjose at lunarpages.com Thu Sep 2 15:28:43 2004 From: juanjose at lunarpages.com (Juan Jose Natera Abreu) Date: Thu Sep 2 15:28:51 2004 Subject: [Oc-pm] Entry/Mid level Perl/PHP position in La Mirada Message-ID: <1094156923.3100.13.camel@juanjose.lunarpages.lan> Hello everyone, We are looking for one person with experience ranging from junior to mid-level in Perl and PHP code maintenance, bug fixing, debugging, etc. Knowledge and experience of MySQL and Redhat Linux is required. For more information, please visit: http://jobs.perl.org/job/1774 Best regards, Juan Natera From Brian.Cooke at VerizonWireless.com Wed Sep 29 12:19:32 2004 From: Brian.Cooke at VerizonWireless.com (Brian.Cooke@VerizonWireless.com) Date: Wed Sep 29 12:19:43 2004 Subject: [Oc-pm] UUASC-OC October 2004 Program Message-ID: <200409291719.i8THJfk6031510@www.pm.org> Since we've been meeting-challenged for a while, I thought I'd pass this along from the UUASC list. Their upcoming meeting is Perlish in nature. I'm planning on attending this one. Plus there's beer afterward... Cheers, Brian -------- Original Message -------- Subject: UUASC-OC October 2004 Program Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2004 13:01:11 -0700 (PDT) From: Hershel Remer Reply-To: UUASC@UUASC.org To: uuasc-announce@UUASC.org UUASC-OC Unix Users Association of Southern California Orange County Chapter October Meeting --------------------------------------------- Poor Perl Programming --------------------------------------------- Monday, Oct. 11, 7-9 PM Sun Microsystems, Inc. 2020 S. Main St. in Irvine 12th Floor --------------------------------------------- NOTE: PLEASE BE AWARE OF OUR NEW LOCATION. UUASC prides itself on presenting fair and balanced UNIX. After hosting a series of lessons on AWK during the past couple of years, we felt it necessary to provide a Perl tutorial. Kenytt Avery, one of UUASC's resident Perl programmers, maintains that Perl has a reputation for being ugly because too many people insist on writing poor code. At the October meeting of UUASC-OC, Kenytt will take some really bad Perl scripts and show us how to whip them into shape. He will show us some common errors, how to fix them, and how some common Perl idioms can make your code easier to read and maintain. Examples will be drawn from open source projects such as NMIS, MetaDot, and LogWatch, and names will not be changed to protect the guilty. Kenytt once had the goal of acheiving more industry certifications than any other unemployed sysadmin, but is now gainfully employed by Willing Minds LLC, http://www.willingminds.com . He wrote his first Perl program in 1993. POST-MEETING ACTIVITIES: Join us at the Pilsner Room, within walking distance. AFTER HOURS ACCESS: The Sun building's doors are locked at 7 p.m. If you arrive late, please contact the guard at 949 - 372 - 2937 for access. CARPOOL INFO: If you are interested in joining a carpool with other members, please post an email to the general list, uuasc@uuasc.org , requesting carpool info. PARKING: Convenient FREE parking is located next to the Sun office building in the visitor parking lot for after hours usage. Take a ticket when entering the garage but don't be concerned - no one will be there to collect money when the meeting ends, so you can exit for free. DIRECTIONS: Exit the San Diego Freeway (I-405) at MacArthur, go north (away from the airport) to the signal at Main Street (the first cross-street), turn right to Mercantile (the first signal on Main Street), turn right to parking. Please visit our web site, http://uuasc.org/oc.html , where you will find a detailed map. Here's an ASCII version: | Mercantile | Gillette | v | Main -----+---------+---------------+----------- | | ElTorito | | | | | | Sun | | \_______________/ +--\ parking | /\ 405 ======|===================================== | \/ Airport +--/ (all intersections shown | have signals (+)) The El Torito is on the corner and can serve as a landmark. The Pilsner Room is at the other end of the same block, Gillette and Main. The Sun building is behind the one with El Torito. 949-833-1640. UUASC-OC wants to thank our host, Sun Microsystems, for the continued support of our meetings. --------------------------------------------------------------------- The UUASC is for all persons using Unix either personally or professionally, or interested in learning more about Unix. We recognize all varieties of Unix, including (without prejudice) HP/UX, Linux, SVr4, Solaris, AIX, and BSD. This is a good place to meet others with similar interests and broaden your skills and knowledge. Generally, meetings include a technical presentation on a hardware or software topic of current interest to the Unix community and a round-table discussion of current topics of interest to the group. We are always looking for interesting presentations and your suggestions are most welcome. Please join us this month and bring along your friends or co-workers. Also, please forward this announcement to others who may be interested and feel free to post it to wherever you wish, both electronically and physically. If you receive more than one announcement by email, please let us know so we can keep our lists current. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This list is for announcements only. Send all discussion to the regular UUASC list. For details, send message "info UUASC" to Majordomo@UUASC.org. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe UUASC-announce" to Majordomo@UUASC.org. From bill at daze.net Wed Sep 29 13:01:41 2004 From: bill at daze.net (bill@daze.net) Date: Wed Sep 29 13:01:58 2004 Subject: [Oc-pm] UUASC-OC October 2004 Program In-Reply-To: <200409291719.i8THJfk6031510@www.pm.org> References: <200409291719.i8THJfk6031510@www.pm.org> Message-ID: <20040929105855.M9066@droid.daze.net> On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 Brian.Cooke@VerizonWireless.com wrote: > Since we've been meeting-challenged for a while, I thought I'd pass this > along from the UUASC list. Their upcoming meeting is Perlish in nature. > I'm planning on attending this one. Yes, I'm planning on attending too. Good idea about sharing it with OC.pm. Perhaps LA.pm would like to know about it as well since they are chomping at the bit for a meeting. :)