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Details about EuroOSCON are now online. And that's the first confirmation I've had that my tutorial proposals weren't accepted (of course, I'm blaming that on my recent email problems and not on O'Reilly).
So that means that I'll have to finance myself to go there - which all gets a bit expensive. I'm still determined to go tho'. It'll be the first time for years that I've been to a conference where I'm not speaking.
What do you want to see? (Score:2)
I plan to catch Abigail's talk at YAPC::Europe (I missed it in YAPC::NA), and I've seen Jos' before and listened to Damian talk about Perl 6. I don't need to hear Leon talk about debugging (I've hac
Re:What do you want to see? (Score:2)
We'll be talking about 60 features of Perl 6 that were only designed in the last 12 months, including strictures and warnings; yadae yadae yadae; string interpolation blocks; string adverbs; the new heredoc syntax; the .subst, .match, and .trans methods; new range operators and adverbs; the new string list
syntax; key lists; the operator formerly known as "diamond";
autochomping; operator precedence; redu
Re:What do you want to see? (Score:2)
Re: What do you want to see? (Score:2)
For example, I'll probably be in the tutorials on Ruby on Rails [oreillynet.com] and AJAX [oreillynet.com].
Over the last couple of years I've deliberately gone to fewer Perl conferences and more general Open Source conferences. I know pretty much everyone who I'm going to meet at a Perl conference. It's much more fun going to a conference where you'll meet new people and find out about differe