[tpm] Possible future talk?

[Michael Graham]

I'm not sure what you mean by "intermittent," in this context...

But I think it would be a great idea if we prepared a number of beginner
talks and rolled them out periodically.  Doesn't have to be just you -
it would be ideal if a bunch of people each prepared a talk on something
they feel they can teach well.

Ideally, each talk would have a short version (for giving on a night
when there are other talks), and a longer version (for when there's no
other talks).

Might be a way to get more people out too!


Michael



On Tue, 12 May 2009 12:21:07 -0400
Madison Kelly <linux at alteeve.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
>    I posted this to TLUG and it was received... well, it wasn't. Not
> a reply either way. lol. Maybe TPM would be interested? Perhaps it's
> too low down though for the TPM crowd?
> 
>    I saw an article the other day about how there isn't all that much
> in the way of "intermittent" level papers, talks and such on most 
> programming languages. I'm not sure how true this is, but it got me 
> thinking about a possible future talk.
> 
>    Would there be any interest in an intermittent talk about Perl? I
> was thinking along the lines of "Introduction to Writing Perl
> Modules", "Introduction to Object Oriented Perl" or something
> similar/variation of/combination of.
> 
>    I make no claim to be an expert in either of these fields, or in
> Perl itself, but I do feel confident enough in them to introduce the
> topics to people who may have an otherwise softer exposure to Perl.
> 
>    If so, I'd be ready later in the summer.
> 
> Madi
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