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More details about my trip to Birmingham will follow when I'm not spending all my time in really interesting talks - so probably not until I get home.
But you might be interested in reading the slides from my three talks:
YAPC slides (Score:1)
thanks for sharing your slides. It's great that I can at least track some of the talks from YAPC if I can't come.
Additionally, I think your thoughts on advocacy are pretty much dead on.
Steffen
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Very informative!!! (Score:1)
Any chance of putting those into PDF format?
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Good plan. I'll look at that next week.
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Wow (Score:1)
Stop being fucking rude to newbies!
Did you say that? That is the one thing I don't like about Perl and it has nothing to do with the language! I have been doing some Tcl work lately. Now Tcl is a cool language and it has some perception baggage as well. What I like about Tcl mostly? The community is the friendliest and helpful of any (including the Ruby one) that I have participated in bar none. That goes a looong way with someone trying to pick up a language.
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I was going to. But when that point appeared on the slide, everyone laughed, so I didn't actually have to say it out loud.
I got the point across tho' :-)
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ORM questions (Score:1)
Q1: Since you have a definate opinion of what an ORM should do, is there one in the Perl community that you prefer?
Q2: I think you are probably too busy to create the ultimate ORM, are you helping one of the other ORM projects to realize the Perl ORM nirvana?
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Nope. Not yet. However, in the 48 hours since I gave that talk, I've heard a _lot_ of opinions from other people. I'll definitely be looking closely at DBIx::Class [cpan.org] over the next few weeks.
Nope. Although I rant a lot, it doesn't really annoy me