[Omaha.pm] Perl and Go training in Omaha by Dave Rolsky

[Jay Hannah]

Oh, sweet! Dave posted a summary of the classes he's offering to give in 
Omaha, if we can drum up enough interest:

   http://www.houseabsolute.com/classes/

:)

j


On Thursday, June 18, 2015 at 4:42:49 PM UTC-5, Jay Hannah wrote:
>
> So I was just at a conference in Salt Lake City and Dave Rolsky (
> http://blog.urth.org/) mentioned that he'll be in Omaha this fall for 
> some family stuff. 
>
> It would be AMAZING if we could get him to do some training while he's in 
> town! 
>
> Would you or your company be interested in paying $100 for a 1-day 
> training session in either Go or Perl? 
>
> If so please let me know so I can twist Dave's arm.   :) 
>
> Below, one of his recent blog posts about the training he did in SLC. 
>
> I'd also mention Dave's the guy who rewrote all the core perl5 docs for 
> modern object oriented Perl (Moose, etc.). He knows his stuff.  :) 
>
> Please let me know soonish. 
>
> Thanks, 
>
> j 
> 402-598-7782 
>
>
>
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> http://blog.urth.org/2015/04/13/my-two-master-classes-at-yapcna2015/ 
>
> My Two Master Classes at YAPC::NA::2015 
>
> Posted on April 13, 2015 by Dave Rolsky 
>
> This year at YAPC I’ll be giving two master classes. Why am I doing this? 
> I don’t know, I think I may be insane. But that aside, here’s some info 
> about said classes. 
>
> My first class is Introduction to Moose. I’ve been giving this class for a 
> number of years, and it’s always been well-received. The class will take 
> place on Sunday, June 7, the day before the conference proper begins. The 
> cost of the class is a mere $175 for a full day! The format of the class 
> consists of alternating lecture and exercise blocks, so you’ll be writing a 
> lot of code over the course of the day. The class is aimed at intermediate 
> Perl programmers with a basic understanding of OO who want to learn more 
> about Moose. 
>
> Here’s what one past student said about the class: 
>
> Great class. I especially liked your problem sets. You gave out problems 
> you expected your class to actually solve, and you allowed class time for 
> solving them. This should be a basic expectation for any class, but it’s 
> amazing how often teachers don’t do this. 
>
> You can find more details about the class content on the master class page 
> on the YAPC::NA::2015 site. 
>
> The second class is Introduction to Go. This is a new class for me, and 
> I’m excited to offer it. This class will take place on Thursday, June 11, 
> the day after the conference proper ends. This class is also $175. Like the 
> Moose class, the format is alternativing lecture and exercise blocks, so 
> you’ll get hands-on experience writing Go code. This class is aimed at 
> people who already know one programming language and want to learn Go. 
>
> You can register for these classes, as well as several other excellent 
> master classes from other instructors, by going to the YAPC::NA::2015 
> purchasing page. The class size for both classes is limited to about 15 
> people (I don’t remember the exact limit), so register now to reserve your 
> spot. 
>
> http://blog.urth.org/2015/04/13/my-two-master-classes-at-yapcna2015/ 
>
>
>
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